Genetic control of fruit ripening

ABSTRACT

A method of modulating the ripening and/or senescence characteristics in plants of the genus Musa comprises transforming plants with one or more sequences obtainable from the deposited cDNA library having the accession number 40184, regenerating said plants and selecting from the population of transformants those plants having modulated and/or tissue senescence characteristics.

[0001] This invention relates generally to the modification of a plantphenotype by the regulation of plant gene expression. More specificallyit relates to the modulation of the ripening and/or tissue senescencecharacteristics and plants derived therefrom. One suitable applicationof the present invention is the modulation of ripening and/or senescenceprocesses in plants of the genus Musa (referred to herein as banana).

[0002] Two principal methods for the control of expression are known,viz.: overexpression and underexpression. Overexpression may be achievedby insertion of one or more than one extra copies of the selected gene.It is, however, not unknown for plants or their progeny, originallytransformed with one or more than one extra copy of a nucleotidesequence, to exhibit the effects of underexpression as well asoverexpression.

[0003] For underexpression, often referred to as “gene silencing”, thereare two principle methods which are commonly referred to in the art as“antisense downregulation” and “sense downregulation (also referred toas “cosuppression”). Both of these methods lead to an inhibition ofexpression of the target gene. Other lesser used methods involvemodification of the genetic control elements, the promoter and controlsequences, to achieve greater or lesser expression of an inserted gene.

[0004] There is no reason to doubt the operability of these methods:they are well-established, used routinely in laboratories around theworld and products in which they have been used are on the market.

[0005] Gene control by any of these methods requires the insertion of aselected gene or genes into plant material which can be regenerated intoplants. This transformation process can be performed via a number ofmethods, for example: the Agrobacterium-mediated transformation method.

[0006] In the microparticle bombardment method, microparticles of densematerial, usually gold or tungsten, are fired at high velocity at thetarget cells where they penetrate the cells, opening an aperture in thecell wall through which DNA may enter. The DNA may be coated on to themicroparticles or may be added to the culture medium.

[0007] In microinjection, the DNA is inserted by injection intoindividual cells via an ultrafine hollow needle.

[0008] Another method, viz. fibre-mediated transformation, applicable toboth monocots and dicots, involves creating a suspension of the targetcells in a liquid, adding microscopic needle-like material, such assilicon carbide or silicon nitride “whiskers”, and agitating so that thecells and whiskers collide and DNA present in the liquid enters thecell.

[0009] In summary, then, the requirements for both sense and antisensetechnology are known and the methods by which the required sequences maybe introduced are known. What remains, then is to identify genes whoseregulation will be expected to have a desired effect, isolate them orisolate a fragment of sufficiently effective length, construct achimeric gene in which the effective fragment is inserted betweenpromoter and termination signals, and insert the construct into cells ofthe target plant species by transformation. Whole plants may then beregenerated from the transformed cells.

[0010] Bananas are a globally important fruit crop. They are not only apopular dessert fruit, but represent a vital carbohydrate staple in thetropics with as many as 100 million people subsisting on bananas andplantains as their main energy source. The cultivated dessert banana iscommonly triploid, parthenocarpic and belongs to the Musa AAA genomegroup, eg. Cavendish subtypes. Bananas are climacteric fruits andripening is regulated by ethylene produced by the fruit and involvesnumerous biochemical changes including the conversion of starch tosugars, cell wall disassembly, synthesis of volatile compounds, changesin phenolic constituents and degradation of chlorophyll in the peel. Theconversion of starch to sugars is particularly striking, where starchaccounts for 20-25% of the fresh weight of the unripe fruit anddepending on the genetic background, can be converted almost entirely tosugars.

[0011] The triploid nature of the cultivated dessert banana crop hashampered conventional methods of breeding for improved characteristics.As a result of this an enormous pool of genetic resources for enhancingpostharvest characteristics of the fruit has remained untapped.

[0012] According to the present invention there is provided a method ofmodulating the ripening or tissue senescence process in plants of thegenus Musa comprising inserting into plant material at least onepolynucleotide sequence selected from the sequences depicted as SEQID-Nos. 1-57, regenerating said plant material and selecting from thetransformed regenerants, plants with modulated ripening or tissuesenescence characteristics. The said polynucleotide may be obtained fromthe cDNA library having the NCIMB Accession Number 40814.

[0013] Further according to the present invention is a method ofmodulating the ripening or tissue senescence process in plants of thegenus Musa comprising inserting into plant material at least onepolynucleotide sequence or a fragment thereof, obtainable byhybridisation, from the cDNA library having the NCIMB Accession Number40814, by the use of at least one of the sequences depicted as SEQ IDNos 1-57 as oligonucleotide probes, said hybridisation being conductedat a temperature from 60° C. to 65° C. in 0.3 strength citrate bufferedsaline containing 0.1% SDS followed by rinsing at the same temperaturewith 0.3 strength citrate buffered saline containing 0.1% SDS,regenerating said plant material and selecting from the transformedregenerants, plants with modulated ripening or tissue senescencecharacteristics. The invention further provides a method as describedabove wherein the said polynucleotide is capable of modulating theproduction of pectate lyase and more specifically the polynucleotidecomprises at least one of the sequences depicted in the sequencelistings as SEQ-ID-Nos. 13-18.

[0014] A preferred method for inserting the said polynucleotides intoplant material according to the method of the present invention, may beselected from the group comprising the Agrobacterium, microparticlebombardment, fibre mediated or direct insertion methods. The inventionfurther provides plants, their progeny and seed and material obtainedfrom said plants, produced according to the method of the presentinvention. It is preferred that the said plants, their progeny and seedand material obtained from said plants are derived from plants of thegenus Musa.

[0015] The present invention also provides a vector functional in plantscomprising a promoter region which is operable in plant cells, at leastone of the polynucleotide sequences described above and a transcriptiontermination sequence. The promoter may be constitutive, developmentallyregulated or switchable. In addition to this the promoter may also betissue specific or organ specific.

[0016] Further provided is a banana produced via the preceding method,having altered fruit characteristics when compared with a banana whichis not transformed with at least one of the polynucleotide sequencesdescribed above.

[0017] The present invention also provides an improved method ofcontrolling plant pathogens comprising the application of ananti-pathogenic agent to plants, characterised in that plants to whichthe said agent is applied, are plants according to the presentinvention.

[0018] The gene sequences of the present invention may be synthesised abinitio, using the sequence data in the sequence listing providedherewith, or isolated from a library using the standard techniques knowwithin the art. The sequences depicted in the sequence listing or partsthereof may also be used to create oligonucleotide probes for thepurposes of isolating from the library those polynucleotides which arecapable of producing the desired proteins. To assist the isolation ofthese polynucleotides we have deposited with the National Collection ofIndustrial & Marine Bacteria, St. Machar Drive, Aberdeen, UK, a cDNAlibrary of the banana peel ripening related genes. The library wasdeposited on Jul. 9, 1996 and has the NCIMB Accession Number 40814.

[0019] Thus, this invention is based on the identification of geneswhich encode proteins involved in banana ripening-related processes,specifically within banana pulp. DNA sequences according to the sequencelisting or those sequences obtainable from the deposited library, may beused in the process of modifying the plant ripening characteristics ofplants and/or fruit.

[0020] By virtue of this invention banana plants can be generated which,amongst other phenotypic modifications, may have one or more of thefollowing fruit characteristics: improved resistance to damage duringharvest, packaging and transportation due to slowing of the ripening andover-ripening processes; longer shelf life and better storagecharacteristics due to reduced activity of degradative pathways (e.g.cell wall hydrolysis); improved processing characteristics due tochanged activity of proteins/enzymes contributing to factors such as:viscosity, solids, pH, elasticity; improved flavour and aroma at thepoint of sale due to modification of the sugar/acid balance and otherflavour and aroma components responsible for characteristics of the ripefruit; modified colour due to changes in activity of enzymes involved inthe pathways of pigment biosynthesis (e.g. lycopene, β-carotene,chalcones and anthocyanins); increased resistance to post-harvestpathogens such as fungi.

[0021] The activity of the ripening-related proteins may be eitherincreased or reduced depending on the characteristics desired for themodified plant part (fruit, leaf, flower, etc). The levels of proteinmay be increased: for example, by incorporation of additional genes. Theadditional genes may be designed to give either the same or differentspatial and temporal patterns of expression in the fruit. “Antisense” or“partial sense” or other techniques may be used to reduce the expressionof ripening-related protein.

[0022] The activity of each ripening-related protein or enzyme may bemodified either individually or in combination with modification of theactivity of one or more other ripening-related proteins/enzymes. Inaddition, the activities of the ripening-related proteins/enzymes may bemodified in combination with modification of the activity of otherenzymes involved in fruit ripening or related processes.

[0023] DNA constructs according to the invention for gene silencing, maycomprise a base sequence at least 10 bases (preferably at least 35bases) in length for transcription into RNA. There is no theoreticalupper limit to the base sequence, it may be as long as the relevant mRNAproduced by the cell but for convenience it will generally be foundsuitable to use sequences between 100 and 1000 bases in length. Whenusing genomic DNA as the source of a base sequence for transcription itis possible to use either intron or exon regions or a combination ofboth.

[0024] As a source of the DNA base sequence for transcription, asuitable cDNA or genomic DNA or synthetic polynucleotide may be used.The isolation of suitable ripening-related sequences is described above;it is convenient to use DNA sequences derived from the ripening-relatedclones deposited at NCIMB in Aberdeen. Sequences coding for the whole,or substantially the whole, of the appropriate ripening-related proteinmay thus be obtained. Suitable lengths of this DNA sequence may be cutout for use by means of restriction enzymes. The preparation of suchconstructs is described in more detail below.

[0025] Constructs suitable for expression of the appropriateripening-related sequence in banana cells, may be produced using a cDNAsequence selected from the deposited library having the NCIMB AccessionNumber 40814 or the gene sequence as found in the chromosome of thebanana plant. Recombinant DNA constructs may be made using standardtechniques. In this specification modulation means an increase ordecrease of the desired effect. More specifically “modulation of theripening or tissue senescence process in plants of the genus Musa” meansan increase or decrease in production of a ripening related proteinresulting from the method as described above. For example, where anincreased ripening related protein is desired, plants may be transformedaccording to the method as described above and those plants exhibitingthe desired effect may be selected from the population of transformants.Furthermore, it may be desirable to provide a plant with modulatedripening or tissue senescence characteristics by increasing theproduction of one protein and decreasing the production of anotherprotein in the same plant. For example, a banana fruit, modified usingthe present method, and having decreased levels of the enzyme pectatelyase would be beneficial because pulp softening would require asubstantially longer time when compared with a control. In addition tothis and by increasing the levels of another ripening related proteinsuch as an antifungal protein in the same fruit using the presentmethod, would complement the extended life of the banana pulp withincreased resistance to disease. Increase in production of a ripeningrelated protein includes inserting into plant material one or morecopies of any of the polynucleotides described above, wherein the saidpolynucleotides must be capable of producing a protein and therebyincreasing protein levels when compared with a control plant.

[0026] Decrease in production of a ripening related protein includesinserting into plant material one or more copies of any of thepolynucleotides described above, wherein the said polynucleotides mustbe capable of producing an mRNA which is capable of interfering withendogenous mRNA to such a degree that the levels of translated proteinare reduced when compared with a control plant.

[0027] Ripening process of plants means the process of maturing ordeveloping.

[0028] Senescence means the progressive deterioration in function ofcells, tissues, organs etc., related to the period of time since thatfunction commenced.

[0029] Control plant means a comparable plant used for the purposes ofdetermining modulation of the ripening or tissue senescence processeffect in plants. Specifically, in plant transformations the controlplant is usually of the same species and variety as the material usedbefore the transformation process and is grown in the same conditions,(usually with the transformant selection step modified in some way onthe part of the control plant), as the transformed plants. Morespecifically the control plant may comprise an untransformed controlplant or a transformed control plant providing it has not already beentransformed with the same polynucleotide sequence as the plant materialto be transformed.

[0030] “Plant material” includes plant cells and any other type of plantregenerable material.

[0031] The following examples further illustrate the invention but arenot to be construed to limit the scope thereof:

[0032] TABLE 1. Is a list of clones isolated from banana pulp and thecorresponding sequence identity number as provided in the sequencelisting herein. The table also illustrates the approximate clone size,the percentage identity and, where relevant, nucleotide similarity withpublished sequences, based on the results obtained from comparisons withthe EMBL sequence database. The table also provides, where relevant, thegene identity of those published sequences and their database accessionnumbers.

[0033]FIG. 1. Plant transformation vector pUN, containing the UBIpolyubiquitin promoter.

[0034]FIG. 2. Plant transformation vector pSHYN, containing hygromycinresistance gene for selection of transformed plants.

[0035]FIG. 3. Plant transformation vector pAN, containing the banana ACCoxidase promoter.

EXAMPLE 1

[0036] Construction of a cDNA Library of Ripening Genes

[0037] 1.1 Isolation of Messenger RNA

[0038] Total RNA was isolated from ripening (24 hours after ethylenetreatment) banana pulp (Musa acuminata cv. Grand Nain) as described byChang et al. Plant Molecular Biology Reporter, Vol. 11(2) 113-116(1993). Messenger RNA was isolated from total RNA by Oligo(dT)-cellulosechromatography according to Bantle et al., Analytical Biochemistry 72,413-427 (1976).

[0039] 1.2 Synthesis of cDNA and Cloning into Vector

[0040] The first and second strands of the cDNAs were synthesised fromthe messenger RNAs using a commercial cDNA synthesis kit (Catalog No.200450, ZAP Express™ Gold Cloning kit, Stratagene Ltd, Cambridge, Cambs,UK). Double stranded cDNAs were cloned into the ZAP Express™ vector,packaged, mixed with plating bacteria to determine titre and for libraryscreening, following instructions of the suppliers protocol.

[0041] 1.3 Screening of the cDNA Library from Banana Pulp

[0042] The unamplified cDNA library from ripening banana pulp wasdifferentially screened using cDNA from unripe and ripening banana peeltissue. A proportion of the library was plated individually at lowdensity and duplicate plaque lifts made onto Hybond N nylon filters(Amersham) according to the manufacturer's instructions. One filter washybridised to dCTP radiolabelled cDNA from green fruit and the duplicatefilter hybridised to dCTP radiolabelled cDNA from ripening fruit.Hybridization's were at high stringency. Plaques hybridisingpreferentially with ripening or green radiolabelled cDNA were picked andre-plated for a second round of selection by differential screening.These clones were numbered as ripening up- or down-regulated peelclones. The clones were in-vivo excised from the ZAP express™ vectorinto the pBK-CMV phagemid vector using the ExAssist™interference-resistant helper phage, following instructions frommanufacturers protocol.

[0043] 1.4 Characterisation of the Ripening Pulp cDNA Library and theRipening-related Clones

[0044] The ripening cDNA library from pulp tissue were prepared with anefficiency of 3.2×10⁵ plaque-forming units per microgram of cDNA. Thesizes of the inserts in the peel library was 0.4-6.7 Kb with a mean sizeinsert of 1.47 Kb.

[0045] From the 250 plaques used in the first screen, 73 putativeripening-related clones were obtained. These 73 clones were partiallysequenced using the ABI PRISMTM Dye Terminator Cycle Sequencing ReadyReaction kit with AmpliTaq® DNA polymerise (Applied Biosystems,Warrington, Cheshire, UK) with forward primers specific for the pBK-CMVvector. From these, the following ripening-related clones were selected.Comparisons of these sequences in the EMBL database using GCG(‘Wisconsing’) software has identified homologies for the clones listedin TABLE 1 below.

EXAMPLE 2

[0046] Construction of Truncated Sense RNA Vectors With the MaizePolyubiquitin Promoter

[0047] A vector is constructed using the sequences corresponding to afragment of the inserts of one of the sequences 1 to 57. This fragmentis synthesised by polymerase chain reaction using synthetic primersincorporating BamHI restriction sites suitable for cloning between amaize UBI polyubiquitin promoter (Christensen et al, 1992, PlantMolecular Biology, 18:675-689) and a nopaline synthase 3′end terminationsequences in the vector pUN (FIG. 1.).

[0048] The truncated sense expression cassette is excised by digestionwith AscI, the ends of the fragment are made flush with T4 polymeraseand it is cloned into the vector pSHYN (FIG. 2.) which has been cut withKpnI and the ends made flush with Klenow polymerase. pSHYN containshnygromycin resistance gene for selection of transformed plants.

[0049] After synthesis of the vector, the structure and orientation ofthe sequences are confirmed by DNA sequence analysis.

EXAMPLE 3

[0050] Construction of Truncated Sense RNA Vectors With a Fruit EnhancedPromoter

[0051] The 1386 bp HindIII fragment containing the banana ACC oxidasepromoter (UK. Application No. 9607700.3) is cloned the HindIII site inpMSC2 (FIG. 3.) to give the vector pAN.

[0052] A vector is constructed using the sequences corresponding to afragment of the inserts of one of the sequences 1 to 57. This fragmentis synthesised by polymerase chain reaction using synthetic primersincorporating BamHI restriction sites suitable for cloning between amaize UBI polyubiquitin promoter (Christensen et al, 1992, PlantMolecular Biology, 18:675-689) and a nopaline synthase 3′end terminationsequences in the vector pAN. The truncated sense expression cassette isexcised by digestion with AscI, the ends of the fragment are made flushwith T4 polymerase and it is cloned into the vector pSHYN (FIG. 2.)which has been cut with KpnI and the ends made flush with Klenowpolymerase. pSHYN contains hygromycin resistance gene for selection oftransformed plants.

[0053] After synthesis of the vector, the structure and orientation ofthe sequences are confirmed by DNA sequence analysis.

EXAMPLE 4

[0054] Construction of an Over-expression Vector With the MaizePolyubiquitin Promoter

[0055] The complete sequence of a ripening-related cDNA containing afull open-reading frame is inserted into the vectors described inEXAMPLE 2.

EXAMPLE 5

[0056] Construction of an Over-expression Vector With a Fruit EnhancedPromoter

[0057] The complete sequence of a ripening-related cDNA containing afull open-reading frame is inserted into the vectors described inEXAMPLE 3.

EXAMPLE 6

[0058] Generation of Transformed Musa Plants

[0059] Transformed Musa plants containing the vectors are produced bythe method described in Sagi et al. (1995) Biotechnology. Vol. 13 pp481-485. Regenerated transformed plants are identified by their abilityto grow on hygromycin and grown to maturity. Ripening fruit are analysedfor a modulation in their ripening related or senescencecharacteristics.

[0060] Other suitable transformation methods for banana are described inSagi et al. (1994) Plant Cell Reports. Vol. 13. pp 262-266. and May etal. (1995) Biotechnology. Vol. 13 pp 486-492. TABLE 1 Sequence CloneSize Published Sequence % Sequence Identity Group no. Kb gene IdentityIdentity Bp Published Sequences SEQ-ID-NO-1 Pulp U-U9 1 IsoflavoneReductase 61.6 714 Potato (Solanum Upregulated tuberosum), X92075SEQ-ID-NO-2 Pulp U-U17 1 Isoflavone Reductase 62.9 770 Potato (SolanumUpregulated tuberosum), X92075 SEQ-ID-NO-3 Pulp U-U66 1.1 Isoflavonoid60.0 722 Arabidopsis thailiana, Upregulated Reductase Z49777 SEQ-ID-NO-4Pulp U-U104 1 Isoflavonoid 60.6 696 Arabidopsis thailiana UpregulatedReductase Z49777 SEQ-ID-NO-5 Pulp U-U13 1.1 Beta-1,3-Glucanase 58.5 585Soybean (Glycine max), Upregulated A26451 SEQ-ID-NO-6 Pulp U-U136 1.3Beta-1,3-Glucanase 59.8 800 Barley (Hordeum vulgare), Upregulated M91814SEQ-ID-NO-7 Pulp U-U21 1.8 Transcriptional 54.3 311 Zea mays, L13454Upregulated Activator SEQ-ID-NO-8 Pulp U-U31 0.55 5- 67.0 467 Orchid(Phalaenopsis sp.), Upregulated adenosylhomocysteine X79905 HydrolaseSEQ-ID-NO-9 Pulp U-U131 1.8 5-adenosyl L- 79.8 699 Wheat (Triticumaestivum), Upregulated homocysteine L11872 Hydrolase SEQ-ID-NO-10 PulpU-U32 0.8 Beta-amylase 54.7 854 Zea mays, Z25871 UpregulatedSEQ-ID-NO-11 Pulp U-U55 0.8 O-methyl transferases 60.1 223 Zea mays,L14063 Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-12 Pulp U-U72 0.8 P-methyl transferase 60.6226 Zea mays, L14063 Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-13 Pulp U-U68 1.8 PectateLyase 57.9 394 Lilium longiflorum, Z17328 Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-14 PulpU-U69 1.7 Pectate Lyase 66.1 516 Zea mays, L20140 UpregulatedSEQ-ID-NO-15 Pulp U-U84 1.1 Pectate Lyase 65.8 736 Lycopersiconesculentum, Upregulated X55193 SEQ-ID-NO-16 Pulp U-U89 1.6 Pectate Lyase54.8 354 Nicotiana tabacum, X67158 Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-17 Pulp U1151.5 Pectate Lyase 67.3 508 Zea mays, L20140 Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-18Pulp U-U117 1.7 Pectate Lyase 55.0 333 Lilium longiflorum, Z17328Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-19 Pulp U-U80 0.6 Vicilin-like storage 53.7 387Arabidopsis thailiana, Upregulated protein T13642 SEQ-ID-NO-20 PulpU-U90 1.8 Glutamate 72.5 735 Petunia hybrida, L16797 UpregulatedDescarboxylase SEQ-ID-NO-21 Pulp U-U92 1.8 Glutamate 71.8 740Arabidopsis thailiana, Upregulated Descarboxylase U10034 SEQ-ID-NO-22Pulp U-U91 1.1 Aconitase 76.4 766 Pumpkin (Cucurbita sp.), UpregulatedD29629 SEQ-ID-NO-23 Pulp U-U96 0.9 Express Sequence 69.0 452 Arabidopsisthailiana, Upregulated Tag. H36910 SEQ-ID-NO-24 Pup U-U103 2 Cell WallInvertase 66.0 567 Zea mays, U17695 Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-25 Pulp U-U933.5 Heat Shock Protein 76.4 711 Lycopersicon esculentum, Upregulatedcognate X54030 SEQ-ID-NO-26 Pulp U-U125 1.8 Heat Shock Protein 71.0 662Spinacia oleracea, L26243 Upregulated SEQ ID-NO-27 Pulp U-U105 0.9Hexaubiquitin Protein 64.1 237 Sunflower (Helianthus Upregulatedannuus), X57004 SEQ-ID-NO-28 Pulp U-U116 0.8 Polyubiquitin 81.0 625 Rice(Oryza sativa), X76064 Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-29 Pulp U-U120 0.9 Extensin56.9 576 Almond (Prunus Upregulated amygdalus), X65718 SEQ-ID-NO-30 PulpU-U126 1.2 Basic Chitinase 63.2 506 Cowpea (Vigna Upregulatedunguiculata), X88801 SEQ-ID-NO-31 Pulp U-U129 1.3 Beta-glucosidase 60.9517 White clover (Trifolium Upregulated repens), X56733 SEQ-ID-NO-32Pulp U-U130 1.3 Chlorophyll a/b 52.0 415 Rice (Oryza sativa), D00641Upregulated binding protein SEQ-ID-NO-33 Pulp U-U43 2.5 Fruit sp ppinvolved in 53.8 396 Tomato (Lycopersicon Upregulated maturationesculentum), X13743 SEQ-ID-NO-34 Pulp U-U70 0.6 Root specific protein63.6 420 Rice (Oryza sativa), L27208 Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-35 Pulp U-U160.6    — — — No published sequence Upregulated similarity SEQ-ID-NO-36Pulp U-U30 0.8    — — —    — Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-37 Pulp U-U40 10    —— —    — Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-38 Pulp U-U108 1.1    — — —    —Upregulated SEQ-ID-NO-39 Pulp U-U128 2.2    — — —    — UpregulatedSEQ-ID-NO-40 Pulp U-D4 1.3 Granule Bond Starch 62.3 621 Cassava (ManihotDown Synthase esculenta), X74160 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-41 Pulp U-D10 1.3Starch Synthase 68.8 506 Pea (Pisum sativum), Down X88789 regulatedSEQ-ID-NO-42 Pulp U-D13 1.3 Starch Synthase 67.4 454 Pea (Pisumsativum), Down X88789 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-43 Pulp U-D66 1.3 Granule BondStarch 64.1 669 Cassava (Manihot Down Synthase esculenta), X74160regulated SEQ-ID-NO-44 Pulp U-D111 1.3 Starch Synthase 66.4 655 Cassava(Manihot Down esculenta), X74160 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-45 Pulp U-D112 2.3Granule Bond Starch 68.4 196 Potato (Solanum Down Synthase tuberosum),X58453 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-46 Pulp U-D39 1.1 Antifungal Protein 69.1 517Zea mays, U06831 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-47 Pulp U-D50 1.3 Basic Chitinase60.2 678 Cowpea (Vigna Down unguiculata), X88801 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-48Pulp U-D86 1.7 Basic Chitinase 63   578 Cowpea (Vigna Down unguiculata),X88801 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-49 Pulp U-D90 1.3 Basic Chitinase 61.8 670Cowpea (Vigna Down unguiculata), X88801 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-50 PulpU-D93 0.7 Basic Chitinase 61.6 701 Cowpea (Vigna Down unguiculata),X88801 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-51 Pulp U-D61 1 Beta-glucanase 61.9 795Barley (Hordeum vulgare), Down X52572 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-52 Pulp U-D632.3 Nodulin Gene 50.4 637 Lucerne (Medicago sativa), Down X13287regulated SEQ-ID-NO-53 Pulp U-D65 0.9 Extensin 56.7 556 Cowpea (VignaDown unguiculata), X91836 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-54 Pulp U-D84 0.8 Extensin58.3 492 Cowpea (Vigna Down unguiculata), X91836 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-55Pulp U-D75 1.2 Wali 7 74.4 703 Wheat (Triticum aestivum), Down L28008regulated SEQ-ID-NO-56 Pulp U-D83 1.2 Wali 7 72.8 743 Wheat (Triticumaestivum), Down L28008 regulated SEQ-ID-NO-57 Pulp U-D64 2.3    — — —   — Down regulated

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1 57 785 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U9 1 CGGCACGAGGAAAAACTANG TGAGAANGAG ATAATCGTTG ACCGAGGNAG AGAATGGCGA 60 GCGAGAAGAGCAAAATCCTG ATCATCGGGG GCACCGGGTA CATCGGCAAG TTCATCGTGT 120 TTGCGAGCGCCAGGTTAGGT AACCCTACCT TCGCTCTCGT CCGGAGCACC ACCGCCCCCG 180 CCGGCCAACCCGAGAAGGCC AAGCTCCTGA GCGACTTCCA GGCCGCCGGC GTCACCCTCG 240 TCCAGGGGGATATNTATAAC CACGAGAGTC TGGTTAAGGC GATCAAGCTG GTGGATGTGG 300 TCATCTCCCCCGTCGGCTTC GGGCANCTGA NTGATCAGAC CAAGATCATC GACGCCATCN 360 AANAAGCCGGAGGACACATC AAGAGGTACC TTCCATCGGA GTTTGGCAAC GACGTANACC 420 GAAGCCATGCTGTGGAGCCA GCAAAGTCTA CCTTTGTCGT CAAGCAACAA ATCANAAGGG 480 CTGTTGAGGCATCGGGTNTC CCTTACACCT TTGTATCTTC CAACTTTCTT CGGTGGGTNT 540 TTCCTCCCGGTATTATGACA GGCAGGAGCC ACTGGTCCTC CCACGGACAA GGTTGTCATC 600 TTAGGTNACGGGAACNCAAA ACGATCTTCT CNATGAANAC GACTTCCGGA CATCCCATTT 660 ANTCTTGGATGATCCATAAC CTGAACCAGG TTCTATTTCT TAAAACTTCC NCCACTTCTT 720 NTCTCTTANCANCTCNTTTC CCTCTTGGGA AAAAAATGTC NNCTANACTT CNAAAAGGGT 780 TTANT 785 813base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U17 2 CGCGCACGAGGAAGAAAACT AGGTGAGAAN GAGATAATCG TTGACCGAGG NAGAGAATGG 60 CGAGCGAGAAGAGCAAAATC CTGATCATCG GGGGCACCGG GTACATCGGC AAGTTCATCG 120 TGTTTGCGAGCGCCAGGTTA GGTAACCCTA CCTTCGCTCT CGTCCGGAGC ACCACCGCCC 180 CCGCCGGCCAACCCGAGAAG GCCAAGCTCC TGAGCGACTT CCAGGCCGCC GGCGTCACCC 240 TCGTCCAGGGGGATATATAT AACCACGAGA GTCTGGTTAA GGCGATCAAG CTGGTGGATG 300 TGGTCATCTCCCCCGTCGGC TTCGGGCANC TGANTGATCA GACCAAGATC ATCGACGCCA 360 TCAAAGAAGCCGGAGGACAC ATCAAGAGGT ACCTTCCATC GGAGTTTGGC AACGACGTAN 420 ACCGAAGCCATGCTGTGGAG CCAGCAAAGT CGACCTTTGT CGTCAAGCAA CAAATCANAA 480 GGGCTGTTGAGGCATCGGGT ATCCCTTACA CCTTTGTATC TTCCAACTTC TTCGGTGGGT 540 NTTTCCTCCCGGTATTANGA CAGGCAGGAG CCACTGGTCC TCCCACGGAC AAGGTTGTCA 600 TCTTANGTGACGGGAACACA AAAGCGATCT TTCTCAATGA ANACACATCC GGACNTNCAC 660 NATTAAAGCAGTGGATGATC CGAAAACCTG AACANGTTCT ATATCTGAAA CCTTCCGCCA 720 CTCTTGTCTCATNACAACTC ATTTCCCTCT GGGAAAAAAA NGTCNGCAAA ACTCCNAAAA 780 GGTCTACTTCCCGGAAGAAA AATCTGAANC ANA 813 746 base pairs nucleic acid single unknowncDNA U-U66 3 GGCACGAGGG GAAAAGGAGA TNATCGTTGA CCGAGGAGAG AATGGCGAGCGAGAAGAGCA 60 AGATCCTGAT CATCGGGGGC ACGGGGTACA TCGGCAAGTT CATCGTGTTTGCGAGCGCCA 120 GGTTAGGTAA CCCTACCTTC GCTCTCGTCC GGAGCACCAC CGCCCCCGCCGGCCAACCCG 180 AGAAGGGCAA GCTCCTGAGC GACTTCCAGG CCGCCGGCGT CACCCTGGTCCAGGGGGATA 240 TATATAACCA CNAGAGTCTG GTTAAGGCGA TCAAGCTGGT GGATGTGGTCATCTCCCCCG 300 TCGGCTTCGG GCAGCTGAGT GATCAGACTA AGATCATCGA CGCCATCAAAGAAAGCCGGA 360 GGACACATCA AGAGGTACCT TCCATCGGGA GTTTGGCAAC GACGTANACCGAAGCCATGC 420 TGTGGAAGCC ANCAAAGTCG ACCTTTGTCG TCAAGCAACA AATTANAAGGGCTGTTGAGG 480 CATCGGGGAT CCCTTACACC TTTGTTATCT TCCAACTTCT TCGGTGGGTATNTCCTCCCC 540 GTATTGGGAC AGGCANGAAC CACTGGTCCT CCCCACGGAC AAGGTTGTCNTCTTAGGTGA 600 ACGGGAACAC CAANGCGATC TTTCTCAATG AAAGACAACT CGGGACATNCCCNATTTAAC 660 CANTGGATGA TCCNANAACC TGAACAAGGT CTATTTCTGA AAACTTCNCCATCTTCTTTT 720 TCTCATAACG AACCCNTTTN CCTCTT 746 795 base pairs nucleicacid single unknown cDNA U-U104 4 GGCACGAGGA AANGAGATAA TCGTTGACCGAGGCAGAGAA TGGCGAGCGA GAAGAGCAAA 60 ATCCTGATCA TCGGGGGCAC CGGGTACATCGGCAAGTTCA TCGTGTTTGC GAGCGCCAGG 120 TTAGGTAACC CTACCTTCGC TCTCGTCCGGAGCACCACCG CCCCCGCCGG CCAACCCGAG 180 AAGGCCAAGC TCCTGAGCGA CTTCCAGGCCGCCGGCGTCA CCCTCGTCCA GGGGGATATA 240 TATAACCACG AGAGTCTGGT TAAGGCGATCAAGCTGGTGG ATGTGGTCAT CTCCCCCGTC 300 GGCTTCGGGC AGCTGAGTGA TCAGACCAAGATCATCGACG CCATCAAAGA AGCCGGAGGA 360 CACATCAAGA GGTACCTTCC ATCGGGAGTTTGGCAACGAC GTTANACCGA AGCCATGCTG 420 TGGAGCCAGC AAAGTCNACC TTTGTCGTCAAGCAACAAAT CANAAGGGCT GTTGANGCAT 480 CGGGTNTCCC TTACACCTTT GTATCTTCCAACTTCTTCGG TGGGTATTTC CTCCCGGTAT 540 TANGACAGGC AGGACCACTG GTCCTCCCCACNGACAAGGT TGTCNTCTTA GGTGACNGGA 600 ACACAAAANC ATCTTTCTCN ATGAAGACAACTCCGGACAT ACNCNATTAA AGCNGTGGAT 660 GATCCCAAAA CCTGAACAAG TTCCTATNTCTTGAAAACTT TCCCGCCCAA CCATCCTTTN 720 GTTCTCCCNT TAAACCNAAC CTCCATTTTCCCCTCCTTGG GGAAAAAAAA AAGGTCCGGC 780 NAANAACTTC CNAAA 795 797 base pairsnucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U13 5 CGGCACGAGG NAGAACCTTTTGACAGAGTT GTTGTCATGG CAACAAAAGC TTCTCTCTCC 60 ATAAAAGGCT TTGCCTTGCTGGTTTCAGTC CTTGTAGCAG TTCCAACAAG AGTGCAATCG 120 ATTGGTGTCT GCTACGGCATGCTCGGCAAC AATCTTCCCC CGCCCAGCGA GGTGGTCAGT 180 CTCTACAAAT CCAACAACATCGCGAGGATG AGACTCTACG ATCCAAACCA AGCCGCCCTG 240 CAAGCCCTCA GGAACTCCAACATCCAAGTC CTGTTGGATG TCCCCCGATC CGACGTGCAG 300 TCACTGGCCT CCAATCCTTCGGCCGCCGGC GACTGGATCC GGAGGAACGT CGTCGCCTAC 360 TGGCCCAGCG TCTCCTTTCGATACATAGCT GTCGGAAACG AGCTGATCCC CGGATCGGAT 420 CTGGCGCAGT ACATCCTCCCCGCCATGCGC AACATCTACA ATGCTTTGTC CTCGGCTGGC 480 CTGCAAAACC AGATCAAGGTCTCGACCGCG GTCGACACGG GCGTCCTCGG CACGTCCTAC 540 CCTCCCTCCG CCGGCGCCTTCTCCTCCGCC GCCCAGGCGT TACCTGANCC CCATCGTGCA 600 GTTCTTGGCG ANTAACGGAACGCCGCTCCT GGTCAATGTG TACCTTATTT TAACTACACC 660 GGCAACCCGG GANAGATCTCGCTGCCTACN CCCTGTTCAC GGCCNCGGGG TCTCNTGCAG 720 GATGGGCGAA TTCCNCTATCANAANCTGTT CANTCCATCT TCNAAACCGG TCTTCCCGGG 780 CTGGAAAAAA TTGGAAG 797792 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U136 6 GGCACGAGGAGAACCCTTTT GACAGAGTTG TTGTCATGGC AACAAAAGCT TCTCTCTCCA 60 TAAAAGGCTTTGCCTTGCTG GTTTCAGTCC TTGTAGCAGT TCCAACAAGA GTGCAATCGA 120 TTGGTGTCTGCTACGGAATG CTCGGCAACA ATCTTCCCCC GCCCAGCGAG GTGGTCAGTC 180 TCTACAAATCCAACAACATC GCGAGGATGA GACTCTACGA TCCAAACCAG GCCGCCCTGC 240 AAGCCCTCAGGAACTCCAAC ATCCAAGTCC TGTTGGATGT CCCCCGATCC GACGTGCAGT 300 CACTGGCCTCCAATCCTTCG GCCGCCGGCG ACTGGATCCG GAGGGAACGT CGTCGCCTAC 360 TGGCCCAGCGTCTCCTTTCG ATACATAGCT GTCGGAAACG ANCTGATCCC CGGATCGGAT 420 CTGGCGCAGTACATCCTCCC CGCCATGCGC AACATCTACA ATGCTTTGTC CTCGGCTGGC 480 CTGCAAAACCAGATCAAGGT CTCCGACCGC GGTCGACACG GGCGTCCTCG GCACGTCCTA 540 CCCTCCCTCCCGCCGGNGCC TTCTCCTCCG CCGCCCAAGC GTNCTGANCC CCATCGTGCA 600 NTTCTTTGGCGAAATAACGG ANCGCCGCTC CCNGGTCCAT GTTTTTCCCT TATTTTAACT 660 ACNCCGGCAACCCNGGAAAG ATTTCGCTGC CCTTACGCCC CCTGGTTTCC NNGGGGCTTC 720 CCGGGCGTTTCTTCCTTTGC CAGGGANTNG GGGCGAATTC CCNNCTTTTC CANAAACCTT 780 GTTCCAACNC CC792 855 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U21 7 CGGCACGAGTCTCTCTCTGT CTCTCCGTCG TCTCGTTGTC TGTTCGTTAG GGCTTGCGAT 60 CGCCACCGGTCGCGAGGGTT GGAGCCATGG AATTCTTGCG GTTTGGGGCT GAGGTGGCGG 120 CAGGAGAGGAAGCCGCGACG GGGTACTGGA TGCGATGGCA GACGCTCGTC TGCGCTCTGA 180 TCGTCGTCGCCCCGGCGGTC GCCGCGGTGG TTGTCGCGGC GCGGGCGCCG GCGCCGGCGC 240 GACCGCTCAGGGCCGTCGAT CTCTGGGCGC CGTGCTGGGC CGGGATGCAC CCGGCCTGGC 300 TTCTCGCGTACCGCGGCTTC NTGTTCTTGG CCATGGCGTG GCTACTCTTC CANATGATTC 360 TGTTTCGCGGATTCTCCGCG TTCTACTTCT ATACTCAGTG GACGTTTGCC TTAGTCATTG 420 TCTATTTTGCGATCGCAACC ATTATATCCG CCCATGGCTG CTGGCTTTAC TCAAAGAGAA 480 GTATTATGCCAGATCAGGAG GTCAACAGAT TCCTAAATGG TGGTTTTGAG CANAATAGTC 540 CTATGACTCTACCTTTGAGG ACCAACAAAA ATATGAATGT TATAAGATTG CAAAGCTATC 600 NTGAACAGGANGCTGATGAA NAAAAANCTG GATTTTGGGG TCCTGCTATG CNACTNGTCT 660 ATCAAAACCATTGCANGTGC TGTAATTGTT GAAANACATT GTATTTTGGG NTCNTNCTAA 720 TACCATATTTGTCTTCTATA AATTTCAGGC TAAATGCTAT AATGGGCTGC ATGCATTCTC 780 TTAATGCTGTGTTTCTTCNA ATCCAACACT TTTCTCAATA ACCTGCCATT CCCNTNTTTC 840 NAATGGCATTTTTGC 855 722 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U31 8CGGCACGAGA GAGAGAGAGA GAGAGAGAGA GAGAGAGAGA GAGAGAGAGA GAGAGAGAGA 60GAGAGAGAGC CTAGACCGGC ATCNTCGTGC TTGCCGAGGG GCGGCTTATG ANTCTTGGTT 120GTGCCACTGG GCATCCCAGC TTCGTCNTGT CCTGCTCCTT CACCANCCAN GTGATNGCAC 180NACTGGANTT ATGGANGGAA ANGGCGACCG GCNNGTACGA NAAGAANGTC TATGTGCTGC 240CCANGCNTCT GGATGAGAGG GTGGCNGCGC TCCNCCTCGG CAAGCTGGGT GCCNCGCTCA 300CCNAGCTTAC NCCNTCGCGG GCTGATTACA TTAGCGTCCC GATCGAGGGA CCCTACANGC 360CTGCTCACTA CNGGTATTNG GGTTGCTTNT GCNAGAGACG ATGATNATAN NTCGGAGCAC 420TGGCNTTTTC GACTANNAGT TTGACCGATG GCTATGTTCG TTTTGCTTTT CACCTTTTGT 480CTTCCCATCT TTGCTGGTTC ACCTATGGAC GTTTGTTCCA TTTGGATGTN NTGAGAAATG 540CTGATGGCAT TTTCGGAAAN AAAAANATNT AAAATCNCGA GAGTTCTTCT ANAGCGGCCG 600CGGGCCCNTC NNTTTTCCCC CGGGTGGGGT ACCANGTTTG TTGTNCCCNT TCCCCCTNTT 660TGAGTCCTTT TACTNCCCCT GGCCGTCGTT TTATACNTCG TTGACTGGGA ANACCCTGCC 720 NT722 793 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U131 9 GGCACGAGCCTTGCCCAACT CCTTCGATTC GTTCCAACGA TCGGAGAATG GCGCTGCTGG 60 TGGAGAANACGTCGACGGGA CGCGAGTACA AGGTGAAGGA CCTTTCTCAG GCTGACTTCG 120 GCCGCCTCGAGATCGAGCTG GCGGAGGTGG AGATGCCGGG CCTCATGGCG TGCCGCGCCG 180 AGTTCGGGCCCGCCAAACCT TTCGCCGGCG CCCGCATCTC CGGCTCCCTC CACATGACCA 240 TCCAGACCGCCGTCCTCATC GAGACCCTCA CCGCCCTCGG TGCTGAAGTC CGGTGGTGCT 300 CCTGCAACATCTTCTCCACC CAGGACCACG CCGCTGCCGC CATTGCCCGC GACTCCGCCG 360 CCGTCTTCGCCTGGAAGGGA GAGACCCTCG CCGAGTACTG GTGGTGCACC GAGCGATGCC 420 TCGACTGGGGCCCCAACGGT GGCCCCGACC TCATCGTCGA CAAAGGGGGT GACGCCACTC 480 TCCTCATCCACGAAGGCGTC AAGGCTGANG AAGANTACGA AAAAGACCGG CAAGCTGCCC 540 GATCCGGCCTCCACGGAAAA CGCCGAATTC CAAATCGTGC TGGGGATTAT CCGCNANCGG 600 CTCCAGGTCNAACCCCNAAA ATTACCGCCC AGATNAAAGA ACCCTCCTCC GCTTTTTGAA 660 GAAAACANCNCTGGCGTTCA NCGAATCTAC CANATGCCAG GGCCANCNGG GGCCCCTTGC 720 TTCTTTCCCCCCNCCCANTC NAACNTTCCN ACGAATTCCC GTTTTACCCN AAAAACCAAN 780 TTTTGAACAACCT 793 847 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U32 10CGGCACGAGG CGACGCCGGC CTTCGCCTCC GCGTCTCCCT CCACCTCCAC TGCCACCGCC 60GCCCTCGCCT CCCCCTCCCC AAATCGGTCG ACTCCGCCGC CGCTACAGAC CCCGACATCC 120TATTCACTGA CCGCGCCGGC CGCCGCCGTG CCGACTGCCT CTCCTTCGCT GTCGACGACC 180TCCCTGTCCT CGACGGCAGG ACCCCGATGG AAGCCTACGA GGAGTTCTTC CGGAGCTTCC 240GCCTCGCCTT CGCTGACTTC TTTGGTTCCG TCATTACGGA TATCACGATC GGTCTCGGGC 300CAAATGGCGA GCTCCGTTAC CCTTCGTTTC CTCCCACTGG AAGCAATCGT TTCACCGGTG 360TAGGAGAATT CCAGTGTTAT GACAAATACA TGCTTGCCGA TCTCAAACGA CACGCGGAGG 420AAACCGGCAG CCCATTATGG GGCCTCTCTG GTCCTCACGA TGCCCCTGGG TACAACCAGT 480CTCCGGACTT CGGCAACTTT TTCAAGGACC ATGGCGGCTC CTGGGANACA CCCTACGGGC 540AATTCTTCCT CTCCTGGTAC ACCGGCAAGC TCCTGTCTCA CGGTGACGGC CTGCTCTCGG 600TCGCGTCAGA AGTATTGGTG ATTTGCCTGT CGCGCTCTCG GGCAAGGTTC CACTTTCTGC 660ATTTGTTGGC AACGAAACTC GGTCGCGCCC GTCTTANCTT GAAGGCCGGG TTCTNTNACA 720CTTGACGGNA NAANAACNGG TTTCAAGGAT GTTGGCTAAN ATCTCCCGAA ANCNTCCTGC 780ANCATGATTC ATCCCGGGCN TGGACTTCTC NGAAGGGGAA CANTCCTCAG GGTGTTCCGG 840TCTGCCC 847 822 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U55 11GGCACGAGGC ATGGAGAACC CTGTTGCGAT GGGCATCATG GAGGAGCTTG AGGCCCAGAG 60CGAGGTGTGG AACCACATTT TTAGATTCAT CACCTCCATG TCCGTCAAGT GCGCGGTGGA 120GCTCAGGGTC CCCGACGCCA TCCACGCCCA CGGCGGCAAC GCAACTCTCC CTCAGCTGGC 180CGCCGCCCTC AGCCTCCCTC CCGCCAAGCT CGCCGACCTC CGACGCCTCA TGCGCATGCT 240GGTCCACGCC GGCTGCTTCG CCAAGCAGGA AGACNACGTG TACGCCCTCA CGCCATGGTC 300GAGGCTCCTG NTGAGCTCCG AGCACACCGC GGTAGCCCCG TTCGTGGTGT GGATGCTCCA 360CCCGCTCATG GTGCAGTCGT GGCACTCGCT GGGGGCGTGG TTCCACGGGA GGGCGCCCAC 420CCCCTTCGCC GCAACCCACG GGAAAGGGGA TCTTCGAGAC NACACNCNAA CAGCCGGGGT 480TCGCGGCCGT TCTTCANCNA NGCNATGGCG AACGACTGTC GGCTGGTGGG AAAGGTGTTG 540GTAAANAACA TNCGGATGTG TTGGANGGAN CNCNGGTCCA TNGTGGAAGT TGGTGGCGCA 600CCGGCACCCT TTTNGGCCAT TGTTGGCCGA AGGCTTTCCC GCCAACATNA AATNGCACCG 660TTCTCCNANT TTGCCCCACT TTTCTGGCCN CNGCCGCCGG GGCCCCCNCN NACCNAAACA 720ACTTGGATGT TTTTNGGGGG AANACATNTT CCAACATTTT ACANCCGCNC GACNTTTTTT 780ACNCAATTGG TTCCNGGCNC NAATGGAAAT ANTNCTGNAT TT 822 743 base pairsnucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U72 12 GGCACGAAGA GCCCTGTACCGGANAGCATG GAGAACCCTG TTGCGGTGGG CATCATGGAG 60 GAGCTTGAGG CCCAGAGCGAGGTGTGGAAC CACATTTTTA GATTCATCAC CTCCATGTCC 120 GTCAAGTGCG CGGTGGAGCTCAGGGTCCCC GACGCCATCC ACGCCCACGG CGGCAACGCA 180 ACTCTCCCTC AGCTGGCCGCCGCCGTCAGC CTCCCTCCCG CCAAGCTCGC CGACCTCCGA 240 CGCCTCATGC GCATGCTGGTCCACGCCGGC TGCTTCACCA AGCAGGAANA CNACGTGTNC 300 GCCCTCACGC CATGGTCGANGCTCCTGGTG AGCTCCGANC ACACCTCGGT GGCCCCGTTC 360 GTGGTGTGGA TGCTCCACCCGCTCATGGTC CAGTCGTGGC ACTCNCTGGG GGCGTGGTTC 420 CACGGGAAGG GCGCCCACNCCCTTCNCCNC NACCCNCGGG AAGGGGATCT TCCANACGAC 480 ACNCGAACAT CCGGGGTTCGCGGGCGTCTT CAACTANGCG ATGGCGAACG ACTGTCNGCT 540 GGTGGGAAAN GTNTTGGTAAAAAAACCTTC CGGAAGTGTT NGANGGAACC CCGTCCAATN 600 GTGGAANTTG GTGGCNGCCGGCACCCTTNC GGGCNATCGT TGTCGAAGNC CTTCCCNCAC 660 NTTANATTNC ACCGTCCTCCAATTNTCCCC ANTTTCTTTN GCCGCNGGNN NCGGGCCCCN 720 GGTNANCCNA AANCNTTTNTTTT 743 806 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U68 13TGTTCTCTCC TTCGATCACA TCTTTTTGCT CTGGGAAACG TGAGAGGTGA GACGAGGGCG 60GCAATGACGG CGGGTTTAAG ATGGATTCCT CCTCTGCTTC TTCTTCTTCT GGGCTTCCTG 120CTGGTTTTGA ACGGAGGTCG GGGGTGGATT GGAAGCGAGA GGTCCTCTGG CTCGAGGAAT 180GGCGGAGCAT CGCGGAGGAG CTTGAGAGAG GCCTCCGCGA ACGCGACCAG CGCCGATGCT 240TCCTTGGAAG AGAGGGCTGT AACCCGGGCA GCAGAAGCCG CAGTCGACGA CCCCGAGGAG 300GTTGCTTCGA CGGTCCTGAT GACCATAATC AACAGCACGG CTCGCAGATC TCTTGGTTAT 360CTGTCGTGCG GTTCAGGCAA CCCGATCGAC GACTGCTGGC GGTGCGACCC TGATTGGCAT 420GTCAACAGAA AAAAGCTCGC TGACTGCGGC ATTGGCTTTG GACGCAACGC NATANGTGGC 480CGCGACGGGG AATTTGTTCG TTGTGACAGA CTCCGGGGAC NATGATCCCC GTGAATCCTC 540GCCCGGGAAC ACTTANATAC CCCGTCNTCC AANGAAGTTG CCCCCTCTGG GATCCCCTTT 600AAACNCNAAN TGGAAATCTC NCTCNANGGA AGAACTCNTT ATGAACAGCT TTAANACNAT 660CGATGGACNC NGTGTCCTCG TCCACATTGC CAATGGCGCC TGCNTCACCA NCCAATTTCN 720TCCCCAACNT CTTCTTCCNT NGCCTCCNCT CCCCAATGCA ACCCNCCGGG AATTCCTNGT 780CCCCNCTCCC CTTCTCCTAT GGATNG 806 687 base pairs nucleic acid singleunknown cDNA U-U69 14 GGCACGAGGG AGAACAAAAA TGGCAGCATT CTTGTTCTTCCTCACCATCG CAGCCTTCAC 60 TGCCCCCATC TACTCTTCTC GTGCACCCTT AACGTCGGCAGCTGTCCGCG ACCCTGAATT 120 AGTAGTACAG GAAGTACAAA GAAGCTTGAA CGTGTCGCGGCGGCGACTGG GCTACTTGTC 180 ATGCGGCACC GGCAATCCGA TCGACGACTG CTGGCGGTGCGACCCTGACT GGGCTGACAA 240 CCGGCAGCGG CTCGCGGACT GCGCCATCGG GTTCGGGAAGAACGCGATTG GGGGCAGGGA 300 CGGCGAGATA TACGTGGTGA CCGACAGTGG CGACNACNACCCCGTCAATC CGAAGCCGGG 360 CACGCTCCGG TACGCCGTCA TCCANGAGGG AGCCGCTGTGGATCATCTTC AAGCGCGACA 420 TGGTCATCCA GCTGAAGGAA GGAGCTCATC ATGAAACTCCCACANAGACC ATCGACGGCC 480 GGGGCGCCAG CGTCCACATC TCCGGGGGGC CGTGCATCACCACCAGTNCG TCNCCAACAT 540 CATCATCCAC GGGCGTCCAC TTCCACNAAT GCAANCAGGGCGGGGAACGC CTTACGTTCG 600 CGACTCCCCC AGGGCACTAC GGGTGGCGCA CCGGTGTCCGAACGGCNANG GGGTTTTCAT 660 CTTCCGCGGG AACCACTTCT GGGGTCA 687 741 basepairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U84 15 TCCACATTGC CAATGGCGCCTGCATCACCA TNCAGTACAT CACCAACGTC ATCATCCATG 60 GCCTCCACAT CCACGACTGCAAGCCCACCG GGAATGCCAT GGTCCGCAGC TCTCCTTCTG 120 ACTATGGATG GAGAACCATGGCTGATGGGG ATGCCGTTTC CATTTTCGGC TCCAGCCACA 180 TTTGGGTGGA CCACTGCTCTCTGTCCAACT GCGCCGATGG ACTTGTCGAT GCCGTCATGG 240 GCTCCACTGC CATTACGGTCTCCAACAATT ACTTCACCCA CCACAATGAG GTCATGCTTT 300 TGGGACACAC TGATTCTTATGCAAGGGACA GCATCATGCA AGTAACGATC GCATTTAACC 360 ATTTTGGTGA AGGTCTGATTCAGAGAATGC CCAGGTGCAG GCATGGCTAC TTCCACGTGG 420 TAAACAATGA CTACACGCACTGGGAGATGT ACGCCATTGG CGGTAGCGCG AATCCAACGA 480 TCAACAGTCA AGGCAACCGATACCTTGCGC CGACCAATCC ATTTGCAAAG GAAGTAACAA 540 AAAGGGTGGA CACAGATCAAAGCACGTGGA AAAACTGGAA TTGGANGTCN GAAGGTGACC 600 TGCTTCTGAA TGGTGCTTTTTTCACCCTTC CGGTGCANGG GCTTTCACCC ANCTACGCAC 660 GGGCCTCCAC TTTGGGGGCAACCCTCTTCC TTNGTTGANA CACTGACTCT GATGCTGGGG 720 TCCTGTTTTG CCAATTCGGN C741 727 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U89 16 GGCACGAGTTCTCTCCTTCG ATCACATCTT TTTGCTCTGG GAAACGTGAG AGGTGAGAAG 60 AGGGCGGCAATGACGGCGGG TTTAAGATGG ATTCCTCCTC TGCTTCTTCT TCTTCTGGGC 120 TTCCTGCTGGTTTTGAACGG AAGTCGGGGG TGGATTGGAA GCGAGCGGTC CTCTGGCTCG 180 AGGAATGGCGGAGCATCGCG GAGGAGCTTG AGAGAGGCCT CCGCGAACGC GACCAGCGCC 240 GATGCTTCCTTGGAAGAGAG GGCTGTAACC AGGGCAGCAG AAGCCGCANT CGACGACCCC 300 GAGGAGGTTGCTTCGACGGT CCTGACGACC ATAATCAACA GCACGGCTCG CAGATCTCTT 360 GGTTATCTGTCGTGCGGTTC AGGCAACCCG ATCGACGACT GCTGGCGGTG CGACCCCGAT 420 TGGCATGTCAACAGAAAAAA GCTCGCTGAC TGCGGCATTG GCTTTGGCCC GCAACGCGAT 480 ANGTGGCCGCCACNGGGANT TGTNCNTTGT TGACAGACTC CGGGGACGAT GATCCCGTGA 540 ATCCTCCCCCGGAACACTTA ATATTCCCCG TCATCCCAGA NCTNCCCCTC TGGATCNCCT 600 TTTAAACACGACATTGGAAA TCNCCCCCNG GAAGAACTCC TTTNTAACCG CTTTNNAACA 660 TCNATGGACNCGTGTCCACN TTCCACNTTT GCCAATGGCG CCTGCCTCNC CANCCNATTT 720 AATCNCC 727842 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U115 17 GGCACGAGGGAGAACAAAAA TGGCAGCATT CATGTTCTTC CTCACCATCG CAGCCTTCAC 60 TGCCCCCGTCTACTCTTCTC GTGCACCCTT AACGTCAGCA GCTGTCCGCG ACCCTGAATT 120 AGTAGTACAGGAAGTACAAA GAAGCTTGAA CGTGTCGCGG CGGCGACTGG GCTACTTGTC 180 ATGCGGCACCGGCAATCCGA TCGACGACTG CTGGCGGTGC GACCCTGACT GGGCTGACAA 240 CCGGCAGCGGCTCGCTGACT GCGCCATCGG GTTCGGGAAG AACGCGATTT GGGGCAGGGA 300 CGGCGAGATATACGTGGTGA CCGACAGTGG CGACNACGAC CCCGTCAATC CGAAAACGGG 360 CACGCTCCGGTACGCCGTCA TCCAGGAGGA GCCGCTGTGG ATCATCTTCA AGCGCGACAT 420 GGTCATCCAGCTGAAGGAGG AGCTCATCAT GAACTCCCAC AAGACCATCG ACGGCCGGGG 480 CGCCAGCGTCCACATCTCCG GCGGGCCGTG CATCACCACC AGTACGTCAC CAACATCATC 540 ATCCACGGCGTCCACATCCA CGAATGCAAG CAGGGCGGGA ACGCGTNCGT TCGCNACTCC 600 CCAAGGGCACTACGGGTTGG CGCACNGTGT TCNGACGGCG ACGGGTGTCC ATCTTCCGCC 660 GGAACCACTCTGGGTCCAAC CACTGCANCG CTTGTTCCAA CTTGGCCCAC CNAANTGGGC 720 CTTCCNTCCCAACCCCCATT TCCTTGGGAT TNCCCCCCGC CAATTCCCCC ATTTTCCAAC 780 NAACTTNCTTTGAACCCNCC CNTGAANAAG GTCCTTGCTG CTGGGTCCCA CCAACAATTT 840 NA 842 724base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U117 18 GGCACGAGTCTCCTTCGATC ACATCTTTTT GCTCTGGGAA ACGTGAGAGG TGAGACGAGG 60 GCGGCAATGACGGCGGGTTT AAGATGGATT CCTCCTCTGC TTCTTCTTCT TATGGGCTTC 120 CTGCTGGTTTTGAACGGAGG TCGGGGGTGG ATTGGAAGCG AGAGGTCCTC TGGCTCGAGG 180 AATGGCGGAGCATCGCGGAG GAGCTTGAGA NAGGCCTCCG CGAACGCGAC CAGCGCCGAT 240 GCTTCCTTGGAAGACAGGGC TGTAACCAGG GCAGCAGAAG CCGCAGTCGA TGACCCCGAG 300 GAGGTTGCTTCGACGGTCCT GACGACCATA ATCAACAGCA CGGCTCGAAN ATCTCTTGGT 360 TATCTGTCGTGCGGTTCAGG CAACCCGATC GACNACTGCT GGCGGTGCGA CCCCGATTGG 420 CATNTCAACAGAAAAAAGCT CGCTGACTGT GGCATTGGCT TTGGCCGCAA CCCGATANGT 480 GGCCGCGACGGGGANTTGTN CGTTGTGACA GACTCCGGGG ACGATGATCC CCNTGAATCC 540 TCCCCCGGGAACACTTANAT NCCCGTCNTC CNNGAANTTT CCCCTCTGGA TCNCCTTTAA 600 ACCCACNTGGANATCCCCCN CNAGGAAGAA CTCCTTATGA ACNGCTTTTT AAAACATCGA 660 TNGGACCCNGTTTCCACTTC CNCATTNGCC NAATTGGGCG CCCTGGCCNT CCNCCCNTCC 720 CCAA 724 797base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U80 19 GGCACGAGGGACAAGCGATG GCAGCAGAAT TGTCTCCCAC GCTGAGCAAG AGCATCTTTG 60 AAGGAGCCGGTGGATCTTAC TCTACTTGGT CAGGTGCCGA TCTCCCCCTT CTTACTGATG 120 CAAAGCTCGGCGGAGGCAAG CTTGTCCTGA AACCACTGGG CTTGGCGTTG CCTCACTATT 180 CCGACTCATCGAAAGTCGGC TATGTTCTTG AAGGAAGAGC GGTGGTGGGG CTAACACTCT 240 ATGGAGAGACCGAGCAGAGG ATACTGCTGC TTGAGAAGGG AGATGTGGTA GCGGTGGTCA 300 TGGGGAGCCTCACGTGGTGG TACAACGAGG AGGAGGACTC CGACTTCTCC ATCGCCTTCT 360 TAGGCGATACCGCGACAGCT GTGCGACCGG GCGACATCGC CTACTTCTTC TTGGCAGGAT 420 CCCTAGGAAGTGCTCCATGG CTTTTCGACG GAAATTCCTC ANCAGGGCCT GCGGTTTAAG 480 GGGATGCGGAAGCTGANGAG CTCTTCGGAA GCCAACCTGG TACTCTAATC ATCACACNGC 540 AGCAAAAGCTGCCTGGCCTC AGANCATCCC GAGCTGACAG CNAAGGGATA TCNTAAACGC 600 TGANCGCGTANCGGCATATA TCAATGTGAA AAGTGGTGGC TGTTCTGCCT CGGTGACCCT 660 TNATNAACTGGCNGCNCTGG GAAGATCAGG TTCTCCGTCN ACCTCCAAAA ATCCANCCTA 720 ACCCCGTGCCTTGCCGGGGT TCTTCNTTGA ATCNNCTGTT CANCTGAAAT TTTTCCCCAA 780 GGCCNTGGAACAATTCT 797 742 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U90 20GGCACGAGAT GACTCTCTCG GCGGTAGCAT CGGATGCCGA TGATTCGGTC GCTTATACAT 60TCGCTTCGCG ATACGTTCGC GAGGCTCTTC CCCGGTTCAG GATACCGGAG CAGTCGATCC 120CCAAGGATGC GGCGTACCAG ATCATCAACG ACGAGCTGAT GCTCGACGGG AACCCGCGGT 180TGAATCTGGC GTCGTTCGTG ACGACGTGGA TGGAGCCGGA GTGCGATCGC CTCATCATGG 240CGGCCGTCAA CAAGAACTAC GTCGACATGG ACGAGTACCC CGTCACCACC GAGCTCCAGA 300ATCGCTGCGT AAATATGATA GCCCACCTTT TCAATGCCCC AATTGGGGAA NACGAAACGG 360CTGTTGGAGT TGGAACTGTG GGTTCCTCCA GAAGCAATCA TGCTTGCAGG ACTTGCATTC 420AAGAGGAAAT GGCAGAACAA AAGAAAGGCA GAGGANAAGC CTTACGACAA ACCCAACNTT 480GTTACCGGTG CAAATGTTCA GGTTTGCTGG GANAAATTTG CAAGGTATTT TGAAGTTTGA 540ACTGAAAGAA ATTGAAGTTG AAAGAAGGAT ATTATGTTAA TGGATCCTGC CAAGGCAGTA 600NAAATGGTTG ATGAAAAATA CATATGTTTT TGCTGCCATC TTTGGGTTCA ACTCTCCCTG 660GGAAAATTTG AANATGTTAA CCTTCTAAAT GATCTCCTGA CNGAAAAAAA CCCAGAAACT 720GGGTTGGACC CCCCNTACTT GT 742 807 base pairs nucleic acid single unknowncDNA U-U92 21 GGCACGAGCT CTAGCCGATG ACTCTCTCGG CGGTAGCATC TGATGCCGATGATTCGGTCG 60 CTTATACATT CGCTTCGCGA TACGTTCGCG AGGCTCTTCC CCGGTTCAGGATACCGGAGC 120 AGTCGATCCC CAAGGATGCG GCGTACCANA TCATCAACGA CGAGCTGATGCTCGACGGGA 180 ACCCGCGGTT GAATCTGGCG TCGTTCGTGA CGACGTGGAT GGAGCCGGAGTGCGATCGCC 240 TCATCATGGC GGCCGTCAAC AAGAACTACG TCGACATGGA CGAGTACCCCGTCACCACCG 300 AGCTCCAGAA TCGCTGCGTA AATATGATAG CCCACCTTTT CAATGCCCCGATTGGGGAAN 360 ACNAAACGGC TGTTGGAGTT GGAACTGTGG GGTCCTCAAA AGCAATCATGCTTGCAGGGC 420 TTGCATTCAA GAGGAAATGG CANAACAAAA GAAAGGCAGA GGANAAGCCTTACGACAAAC 480 CCAACATTGT TACCGGTGCA AATGTTCNGG TTTTGCTGGG AANAAATTTGCAAGGTATTT 540 TGAAATTTGA ACTGANAGAA NTGAANTTGA AAGAAGGATA TTATGTTTATGGATCCCNGC 600 CCAAGGCAGT ANAAATGGTT GATGAAAATA CCAATTTNTG TTGCTTGCCCATCTTTGGGT 660 TCCACTCTCN CTGGGANAAT TTTGAAAAAT GTTNAGCTTC TAAATGATCTCCNGGACCNA 720 AAAAANNCCC NNAANCTNGG TTGGGACCCC CCCNTACCTT TTCNATNCCTGCCANTTNGG 780 GGATTCNNTA NCGCCTTTCC TNCTATC 807 770 base pairs nucleicacid single unknown cDNA U-U91 22 GGCACGAGAG AAAAAATTGT AAAGTTTGACTTTCATGGAC AGCCTGCGGA GCTCAAGCAT 60 GGTAGCCTTG TCATAGCAGC AATTACAAGCTGCACAAACA CATCAAATCC CAATGTTATG 120 CTTGGTGCTG GTCTTGTTGC AAAGAAGGCCTGTGAATTAG GTCTACAGGT TAAGCCTTGG 180 ATCAAAACCA GCCTTGCTCC AGGTTCTGGAGTTGTTACCA AGTATTTGCT TAAGAGTGGC 240 CTACAAGAAT ATTTGAATCA GCAAGGATTTAATATTGTTG GGTATGGCTG CACAACATGT 300 ATCGGAAACT CTGGGGATCT TGATGAGTCTGTGGCTGCTG CAATTTCCGA TAATGATATA 360 GTTGCTGCTG CTGTTCTATC TGGAAATAGGAATTTTGAGG GACGTGTGCA TCCATTGACA 420 CGAGCTAACT ATCTTGCTTC ACCTCCGCTTGTTGTAGCTT ATGCGCTTGC TGGAACAGTT 480 GACATTGATT TTGAAAAAGA ACCCAATTGGAACAGGGGAA GGATGGGAAA AAACATATAC 540 TTCCAGGATA TATGGCCGTC CACTGAANAAATTGCACAGG TTGTGCAATC CANTGTTTTT 600 GCCTGAAATG TTCAAGAATA CCTATGAAGCAATCACCAAA GCACCCTATG TTGGAACCAA 660 CTGACTGTTC CCNGCCACAC TCTTTATTCATGGGACCCAA TCCNCNTACA TCTTAACCAC 720 CNTATTTTAA GGANATGACC ATGGCCCNCCTGTCCNCATG GGGTGAAAAA 770 810 base pairs nucleic acid single unknowncDNA U-U96 23 GGCACGAGAG GGCCGTTCCT TTTTGTGCTC GCTTTGCTGC CTCCTCGTTCGTCTTTTCCG 60 CGAATTTCAC CGGCCATGAA CAGCCTTCGG AGCCTTCCGA CATCCTCCGCTCCGCCCTCG 120 CCGGTCCCGA GAGGACGTTC GAGTAGGCCA CCGACCTTGA ATCTGGGGGTGATACGACCA 180 CATCATCTTC GTGTAAATGT CGCCAGGAGT GCATGTTCCA AGTCTTCTGCAAGTCCTGAG 240 AAGACTGGTG CTGAAGTGCA AGATCAGAAG TCTGAGATAT ATAGCAGTGATATGACAAAA 300 GCAATGGGTG CAGTGCTGAC ATATAGGCAT GAGCTTGGAA TGAATTATAATTTCATCTAC 360 CCAGGATTGA TTGTTGGTTC TTGTCTACAG ACCCCATCAG ATGTTGATAAGCTTCCNAAA 420 GATTGGGGTT GAAGACCATC TTTTGCTTGC AGAAGGACTC GGATCTTTGAATATTTTGGG 480 GTTGAAATTG GTGCAATTCC NTGAATATGC CATGCAATGT GGTGACATTGAACATCTTCN 540 TGCTGAAATC AGGGATTTTG ATGCATTTGA TTTGAAGATG ANACTTCCTGCNGTANTTAC 600 NAATTATACA AGGCTAATTA ATCCGAATGG TGGAATGACT TATTTTCNCTGTACANCCNG 660 GCTTGGAAAA CGCCTGCANT TGCNTTGGCA TACNTGTTTT TGGGTTNAAGGCTATGAACT 720 GAATGAAAGG GCCCCNCTAC TGCNAAATTA NCCAACTTGC TCCCCNAAATTTGGTGCTAT 780 AAAAANTGCC ACCNTTGATA TGCTTATNGG 810 765 base pairsnucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U103 24 GGCACGAGCT TGGCTGTAGTCTTCTTCTCA AGTAATCTTC GTCTTCCTGA TTTGCTTGGT 60 TGGTGGTCGG TTGCAGGGCGAAGGGATGGG GATGGGGAGG CCGAGCGGAG CTTGGTCGAC 120 CCCGTGGTTG GTGGTGGTTCTTGTGCATTG GCTCCTCTGG GCCACCGAGA GGAGGCGAGG 180 GGCGGTGGTG GAGGCCTCCCATGTGGAGTT TGCATCCCTC CAATCTGTTC CTGCCTCCGT 240 CGTCGACAAC AGGCTGAGGACTGGGTATCA CTTCCAGCCC CCGAGGAACT GGATCAACGA 300 TCCAAATGGA CCCATGTACTTCAATGGCGT CTACCACCTC TTCTACCAGT ACAACCCCAA 360 TGGCTCCGTG TGGGGTAACATCGTGTGGGC CCACTCGGTG TCGACCGACC TCGTCAACTG 420 GATAGCACTC GACCCGGCCATCCGCCCCAG CAAGCCATTC CACATCAACG GATGCTGGTC 480 CGGCTCCGCC ACCGTCCTCCCCGGCAACAG GCCTGCGATC TTCTACACCG GCATCNACCC 540 CCANCANAAA CAACTGCANAACNTTNCNTN CCCAAGGATC TGTCCAACCT TACTCCCCNA 600 NTGGGTCAAC CCCACTNCAACCCCGTGATC CCCCTGGCGA CGCATCAACN CCACCCCTTC 660 CNCNAACCCN AATACGGNTTGGCGCNGTCC CNGCACCCNC TGGAAACCCC TNGTNGGGAA 720 CNANTTGAAN CNGAAGGGGAAAGGCNTTCT TTNCCGAACA GGGAT 765 774 base pairs nucleic acid singleunknown cDNA U-U93 25 GGCACGAGCG GAGAANGCAA TCTCGCTCTC TCTCTACTGCATCGCGGCTC TCGTCCTCGA 60 TTACTTGAGA TATGGCAGGA AAGGGCGAGG GGCCGGCGATCGGGATCGAT CTCGGCACCA 120 CGTACTCGTG CGTCGGGGTG TGGCAGCACG ACCGGGTGGAGATCATCGCC AACGATCAGG 180 GGAATCGTAC CACCCCCTCC TATGTCGCCT TCACCGACTCCGAGCGCCTT ATCGGCGACG 240 CTGCCAAGAA CCAGGTCGCC ATGAACCCCA TCAACACCGTCTTTGATGCA AAGCGTTTAA 300 TTGGTAGGCG ATTCAGTGAT TCATCTGTCC AGAGTGACATCAAGCTCTGG CCTTTCAAGG 360 TCATTCCTGG TCCAGGTGAC AAGCCCATGA TTGTTGTCCAATACAAAGGG GAGGATAAAC 420 AGTTTGCAGC TGAAGATATT TCTTCCATGG TTTTGATAAAGATGAAAGAA ATTGCTGAAC 480 CTACCTGGGG TCTGTTGTCA AGAATGCCGT CCTCACTGTTCCCGCTTACT TCAATGACTC 540 NCAACGCCCA GCCACAAAGG ATGCTGGTGT CATTGCTGGTCTCNATGTTA ATGANAATCA 600 TCAATGANCC CCCAGCACTG CTATTGCTTT ATGGCCTTGACAAAANGCTA CTATTGTTGG 660 TGAAAAAAAT TTCCTCATCT TCCATCTCCG GTGGGTGGCCTTTTGANTTC NCCTTCCTNA 720 CCATCCAAGA AGGTTTCTTT NAAGTCAAGG CCCTGCTGGTGANACCCANC TTGG 774 786 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNAU-U125 26 GGCACGAGCT AGTCTCGAGT TTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTAA AATTGAAATTAGATGCGATT 60 TCGAATAGCA AACATAGTTC AGGATAAACC AACAACATTG TACCGAATTCGATAAGCTTA 120 GGAAACTAAA TTGCGTAAAC GAAACACTTG CATGAAAGCC TATATAATATAAGGCCGACT 180 AGGGACNAAA TAACTTAATC GACCTCCTCG ATCTTTGGAC CAGCGCCGCTGCCACCAGCA 240 GGAGGAGCAT CATCATCCAT ACCACCAGCC ATGTCAGCAC CTGCTCCCTGGTACATCTTG 300 GCGATGATGG GATTGCATAT GCTCTCCAGC TCCTTCATCT TGTCATCGAACTCGTCGGCT 360 TCTGCCAACT GGTTGCCATC GAGCCATTGG ATGGCCTGCT CGATCGCATCCTCCGATCTT 420 CTTCTTGTCA GCAGCAGCAA GCTTGGAGGC AATCTTGTCG TCGTTAATGGTGTTCCTCAT 480 GTTGTNAGCA TANTTTTCCA GANCATTCTT CCGATTCCAC CTTCCTTTTTATGCTCCTCC 540 ATCTTCCTGA CTTGTTACTT CTCCGCTTCC CTGCACCATT TTCTCAATCTCCTCCTTGCT 600 GACCTACCTT GTCCTTGGTG AAGGTGATCT TGTTCTCTGT CCAGTGGTCTNTCNTCNGCA 660 GAAANATTCC AGAATACCAT TGGGGTTCCA AATGTTNCAA AACCAAACCCGGTGGATTCT 720 TGAAGGAAAC CCCCCCCTAA GGGCCCCAGG GTGGGAAATC CCCCCAAAAAACCCCCAAAT 780 TTTCCC 786 486 base pairs nucleic acid single unknowncDNA U-U105 27 GGCACGAGCG AGTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTT TTTTCACAAGGNAACCATAG 60 ACATTACACC AAACATAGAT GTCAACAATA CATGCCAACG ATACCATTGCTTATTCCTTC 120 AGACCTCCGA TAGGACTTCC ACGCACACCA ACAGAGAGAA CTAAGACAGCAAAGCAGCGG 180 ACACATACAG CCCAAAAGGG TNNGTGACCC CCGCGGAGGN GGAGCNCCAGGTGAAGGGTG 240 GATTCCCTCT GAATGTTGTA TTCTGNCAGG GTGCGCCCGT CCTCNNTTTGNTTCCCNTCT 300 NANATCNCCC NCTGNTGATC TGGTGGNAAT CCCCCCCTTG TCCTGTGATTCTTGCTCTTG 360 ACNTTTTTCT CCCNTGTCNN ANCTCTCTNC CTNCTCTGGG TNTTGGGTCTTCCCCTGTTG 420 NANCNNTCTN TTNNCNTATC ATCTTGTNCT CCNNCCNCCN CNCCTNTCNTTTCCTCNNNN 480 GGTNNA 486 791 base pairs nucleic acid single unknowncDNA U-U116 28 GGCACGAGTG ACAATGTCAA GGCCAAGATT CAGGATAAGG AGGGCATTCCCCCCGACCAG 60 CAGAGGCTCA TCTTTGCCGG CAAGCAGCTC GAGGATGGCC GCACCTTGGCTGATTACAAC 120 ATCCAGAAGG AGTCCACCCT CCACCTTGTC CTCCGCCTCC GTGGTGGCATGCAAATCTTC 180 GTCAAGACTT TGACTGGGAA GACCATCACC CTTGAGGTGG ANAGCTCGGACACCATCGAC 240 AATGTAAAGG CCAAGATTCA GGACAAGGAG GGTNTTCCCC CGGACCAGCAAAGGCTCATC 300 TTTGCCGGCA AGCAGCTTGA GGATGGCCGC ACCCTGGCAG ATTACAACATTCAGAAGGAG 360 TCTACCCTTC ACCTTGTGCT GANACTTAGG GGTGGCATGC ANATCTTTGTTAAGACNCTC 420 NCAGGGGAAG ACCATTACCT TGGAGGTGGA NANCTCNGAC ACGATTGATAATGTCNAGGC 480 AAAGATCCAN GACAAGGANG GGATTCCACC GGATCAGCAN ANGCTGATCTTTGCTGGGAA 540 ACACTGGANG AAGGGCGCAC CCTGGCAGAT TNCNACATTC CNAAAGAATCCACCTTCACC 600 TGGTGCTCCC CCTCCGCCGG GGTCCCTAAC CCTTTTGGGC TGTATGTNTCCCCTGCCTTT 660 GCTGTCTTAA TTCNCTCTGT TGGTGTTCGT TGGAAATTCC CTAATCCNGAAGGTTCTTNA 720 AAAGGAAATN AANCCNNTTG GGTTTTCCCC TTTGGCCTTT TTTTTGTTTGAAAATCCTNT 780 GTTTTTGGTG T 791 814 base pairs nucleic acid singleunknown cDNA U-U120 29 GGCACNANCC CGCTTCGGTA GCCATTATTG GTGCCCGTAGAGCGAGTGCT GAGATGGCTT 60 TGAGGGCCTT CTTCCCCCTC TGCATCGCTC TCGTGGTGACGCTCTCACCT CTGTGTGATG 120 CCACTTCGCC TTACTACACC ATCACACCGC CCACCCCCGTGGCCAAGCCG CCTTCAGTTG 180 AACCACCACC CTACCACGGC CCTCCGACNA CCCACCCTAAGCCACCGAGT CATGGTGGCC 240 AACCTCCGTC CCACCATCAC CCAACACCAA TCTACGGTGCACCCCCTCCG CAACACCACC 300 ACCACCACCA ACACCACCAC CAACCTGCAC CACCAACTCACGCANAACAC CCTCCGTACT 360 ACCACATGCC TTCCCCGCCG CCGCATGGCC AGCACCCGTCACCACCGTCA CATGATTATC 420 CCGTACCTCC TGCTCACAAG CCCCGAACTC CGCCGCCGGTTTACAAGTCT CCACCACCGA 480 NCCACCGTCC TTACCCTCCA TCGACGCCAC CCCACCATCCGAAGCACCCG CCTTCTCAGC 540 CGAAGCCGTC NTACAAGGCC CGCCACCATN CAAGAACATCCCTGANCACT CTCCACCGCC 600 GCGTCACTAT CATTCTCCGT CTTCACCACC ACCACCACCACCATACAAAA TAATCTCGTT 660 TTGCCATCTT CTCCCGTTTG AAAAAAAANN CAANTGTCCTTTTTATTTAA CCNAATCCAN 720 GGGGTTTTTN TTAANATTTN AANAAANCNA ANTNTTTTCCCCCCCNTNTT GGTTNATGGC 780 CTATGGGTTT GTTTCTCTTC TTGGCTTTTC CCGG 814 742base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U126 30 GGCACGAGGTTGTGCCTAAC AGAGAGAGAG AGAGACAGAC CGATAGCCTC CTCATTCACT 60 ATGGCGATCCGATCGCCAGC TTCGCTGCTG TTATTTGCGT TTCTGATGCT TGCGCTCACA 120 GGAAGACTGCAGGCCGGGCG CAGCTCATGC ATTGGCGTCT ACTGGGGACA AAACACAGAC 180 GAGGGAAGCTTAGCAGATGC TTGTGCCACA GGCAACTACG AATACGTGAA CATCGCCACC 240 CTTTTCAAGTTTGGCATGGG CCAAACTCCA NANATCAACC TCGCCGGCCA CTGTGACCCT 300 CGGAACAACGGCTGCGCGCG CTTAAGCAGC GAAATCCAGT CCTGCCAGGA GCGTGGAGTC 360 AAGGTGATGCTCTCCATCGG AGGTGGCGGG TCTTATGGCC TGAGTTCCAC CGAANACGCC 420 AAGGACGTGGCGTCATACCT CTGGCACAGT TTCTTGGGTG GTTCTGCTGC TCGCTACTCT 480 CNACCCCTCGGGGATGCGGT TCTGGATGGC ATANACTTCA ACATCCCCGG AGGGAGCACA 540 GAACACTATGATGAACTTGC CGCTTTCCTC CNAGGGCTAC AACGAACAGG AAGCCGGAAC 600 CAAAAAAGTTTCACTTGAAT TGCTGCTCCC NCANTGTCCT TTCCCCGATT ACTGGCTTTG 660 GCAACCCACTCCAAAACAAA TNTCTTCCNA CTTCCNTGTT GGGTTGCNAA NTTCCNTTCC 720 CAANCAAACCCCTTTCNTTT GC 742 794 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U12931 GGCACGAGGG CGTGGCGGAG ATGGGGAGCT GGCGGGCTCT GTTGCAGCGG CGGCTGCTGT 60TGCTCTCTGC TTTGGCGGTG GCTGTTCGTG TGAAGGCACT CAGCANANAC NATTTCCCCT 120CCGGCTTCAT TTTTGGCGCA GGCACCTCCG CTTATCAGGT ANAAGGTGCA GCTGCAGAGG 180GGGGAANAAC ACCCAGCATT TGGGACACGT TTACGCATGC AGGGAGAACT TTCGACCAGA 240GCACCGGAGA CGTAGCAGCT GATCAGTATC ACAAGTACAA GGAAGATGTG AANCTGATGC 300ATGANATGGG CTTCGATGCT TACAGATTCT CCATCTCCTG GTCCANAGTT ATCCCCAATG 360GTCGAGGGCC TGTGAATCCA CAAGGCTTGC GGTACTACAA CAACCTGATC GATGAGCTCN 420AAAGATATGG AATCCGAGCC TCATGTCACT CTTTACCACT TCGACCTTCC GCAAGCACTG 480GAANACGAAT NCGCCGGGCA GCTGAACCCA AAGATCGTAN ANGACTTCAC CGCTTACGCC 540AACGTTTTGC TTCANCNAAT TTGGGGATCN AATCTAGCAC TGGATCNCCC ATCAATGAAC 600CAACATANAT CCCGTCCTCC GCCACNAATT CCGCATCTTC NCCCCTGGCC CCTGCTCTTT 660ATCCCTTNCG CCTCCAACTG CNCCAAGGGC NACTCCCCCC CATTTTNAAN CCCATNNNNT 720CCNCCCCCCC CAATTAACCC NTTCTTGCTC TTCCCCCTTG CCTTCANCCA ACCCGCCCNT 780TTTCCNAAAA AANA 794 799 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNAU-U130 32 GGCACGAGCC GGCCTCAGGC ATATGGTGCG GTCGCTACAC GTGTTCAGGCAAGGCCGGGA 60 GCCGGCCAGG ATCATCAGGG AAGCACTGTC GAAGGCGCTG GTGAAGTACTACCCCTTCGC 120 GGGGCGGTTC GTGGACNATC CCGAGGGCGG CGGCGAGGTT CGTGTCGCTTGCACTGGCGA 180 GGGCGCTTGG TTCGTCNAGG CCAAGGCGGA CTGCAGCTTG GAGGACGTGAAGTACCTCGA 240 TCTCCCGCTC ATGATCCCTG AGGACGCGCT CCTGCCCAAG CCCTGCCCGGGACTGAACCC 300 CCTCGACCTC CCTCTCATGC TGCAGGTGAC ANANTTCGTG GGCGGCGGATTCGTGGTCGG 360 CCTCATCTCC GTCCATACCA TCGCCGACGG CCTCGGCGTC NTCCANTTCATCAACGCCGT 420 CGCCCGAAAT CGCCCGTGGC CTGCCNAANC CCACCGTGGA NCCTGCATGGTCCCGGGANG 480 TCNTACCCAA CCCACCTAAG CTGCCTCCCG GTGGCCCGCC CGTGTTTCCCCTCCTTCAAN 540 CTGCTCCACG CCACCGTCGA ACTATCCCCT GACCACATCC ATCACGTCAAGTCCCCACAC 600 TTTGGANCTC ACCCGGCCAA CGCTGCTCTA CCTTCCACNT CCCCATCCCCAACCTGTTTG 660 NAATCCCGCA CGCCCCGCCN TCNACCTTGG AACCCAAGGC NTTTCCAANCTTTGCAACCC 720 TTTTTTCCTT TCCTTCCCCC CCCAAAANAA CTTCCCCCCA CCCTTGTTTTTGCNCCCAAG 780 TTTTTTCCTT CCTTGCCCC 799 759 base pairs nucleic acidsingle unknown cDNA U-U43 33 GGAGGTTGTT GTTCATGTCC CTACTTCGGG GTCTCCTGTACAGATTGAAT TTCAAGTAAC 60 TAATAGCAGT GGCTACTTGG TGCTTCATTG GGGTGCAATTCATAATAGAA GGAATAACTG 120 GTCACTTCCT TCTCGTCATC CTGATGGAAC AAAAGTATACAAAAACCGAG CTCTCAGGAC 180 ACCTTTTAAA AAATCTGGTT CCACATCATC AGTAAAAATGGAGATTGATG ATCCTGAAAT 240 ACAAGCAGTT GAGTTTCTCA TATTTGACGA GTCAGAAAACAAATGGTTTA AACATAATGG 300 TCAGAATTTC CATGTCCAGT TATTAAAACA GGGCTATCAAAATCAAAATG TTTTGGCCTC 360 TGTAAATCCA AATGTTTCAC TGCCANAAAG AACTTGTGCAGATTCAAGCT TATCTTAGGT 420 GGGANANAAA GGGTAGGCAA ACATATACAC CTGATCAAGAAAAGGATGAG TNTGAAGCAG 480 CTANAACTGA GTTTGCTANA AAAACTAAGT NNAAGTACTTCTGTANANGA NCTCCGATCT 540 AAATTGACAA AAAACNCCAC TGCTGGAGCG GACAAATCCGTCAAAGTTGA AACTATCAAA 600 AGTGGGATCC GGATGATCTT NTGCAAGTTA CANGCATACTTCCNATNGGA AAAACCGGGA 660 AACCATNTTA TCCCCCNGAA AAACACTNAT GGAATTGAAGAAACCAGGGA AANACTGCCC 720 ATGAATTAAA TAAANGAACN CNCCTNCAAA CTNAGGGAA 759785 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U70 34 GGCACGAGAGAGAGAGAGAG AGAGAGAGAG AGAGAGAGAG AGAGAGAGAG AGAGAGAGAG 60 AGAGTAATCGATTTAGCGTG CAAAGTACTG CAGCAGAAGC CATGGCATCC ANGGCCTCAG 120 CNTCGGCTGCCCTCTTCCTT GCTCTCAACC TTGTCTTCTT TGCACTCACC AGTGCTTGTG 180 GCACCACTTGCACCCCCGCC ACTAAGCCCC CACCGAGCTC TTCCCATGGC AAATGCCCCG 240 TCGACACCCTCAAGCTGGCC TCCTGCGCCA ACGTGCTCAA TGGCCTGATC NNGGTCGGCG 300 TCGGCAAGCTCCCGAAACAG CCGTGCGAGT GCTGCNCTCT GCTCGATGGC CTCGTCGACC 360 TCGAGGCCGCCGTGTGCCTT TGCNCTGCTA TCANGGCCNA TGTCCTTGGC ATTCATCTCA 420 ACCTCCCCATCNNCTTCAGC CNTCTCCTCA ACTACTGCGG TNAGAAGGCT CCCACCGGTT 480 TCCAGTGCCCTTGAGCTCCC CCTGCGGATC ACATCNTCGA TCCTCTTTGC CCGTGGTGAA 540 TTTTNTTGAGCATTCCTTTG TGTCTTTACT TCCCTTTGTT TTTGGCTTTT TGATGACGAA 600 AGTGTTGAGTGTTGATATGA AGGGCCANTG GCGCTTTCNT GTTAATGTTA CCTGTCNTTC 660 CCTTTTTATTTCCACNNCTT GTTGANTTTC CCTCTCGGGT TTGTTAATGA AGATCNATGC 720 ATTCAATTNTTAATATTTCT GCTGCCTTCC AANAAAAAAT ANNANTNCCT CCNNGAANTC 780 TTCCT 785 784base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U16 35 CGGCACGAGGAAANGACNAG CGATGGCAGC AGAATTGTCT CCCACGCTGA GCAAGAGCAT 60 CTTTGAAGGAGCCGGTGGAT CTTACTCTAC TTGGTCAGGT GCCGATCTCC CCCTTCTTAC 120 TGATGCAAAGCTCGGCGGAG GCAAGCTTGT CCTGAAACCA CTGGGCTTGG CGTTGCCTCA 180 CTATTCCGACTCATCGAAAG TCGGCTATGT TCTTGAAGGA AGAGCGGTGG TGGGGCTAAC 240 ACTCTATGGAGAGACCGAGC AGAGGATACT GCTGCTTGAG AAGGGAGATG TGGTAGCGGT 300 GGTCATGGGGAGCCTCACGT GGTGGTACAA CGAGGAGGAG GACTCCGACT TCTCCATCGC 360 CTTCTTAGGCGATACCGCGA CAGCTGTGCG ACCGGGCGAC ATCGCCTACT TCTTCTTGGC 420 AGGATCCCTAGGAGTGCTCC ATGGCTTTTC GACGGAATTC CTCANCAGGG CCTGCGGTAT 480 AAGGGATGCGGAANCTGAAG AGCTCTTCGG AAGCCAACCT GGTACTCTAA TCATCNCACT 540 GCANCAAAAGCTGCCTGGCC TCANAAGCAT CCCGAGCTTG ACNGCGAAGG GATAGTCNTN 600 AACNCTNANCGCGTTNCGGC ATATATCAAT GTNAANAGTG GTGGCTGTGC TGCGTCCGTG 660 ACACTTNATGAACTGGCCGC GCTGGGAAGA TCTGTTCTCC GTCNAACTCA CCANANTCNA 720 ACCTAACCCCNTNCNCTTCC NGGGTTCTCC TTNATGCACT NTGCNCCTAT TTNTTTCCCA 780 ANGC 784 817base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-U30 36 CGGCACGAGATATGGAGGTA TGATCGGGAG CTACTGGGAG CTCCGCTTTG GTGAACAACA 60 CGACGGCAAGAAGGGCTATG GATTCAAGGA GTGAAGGCCA TGGTACCGCA NAGGCGGGTC 120 TTCCGGGCGTGCACCGAATT TTGCATCGGA TGAAAACCTT GGTCATCAGC ATATGGGGGC 180 TGGGTTCCACCAAGGGAAAA GTTCGAATGC AAGTACCAGT GAGTCCCATG AGAGGGACTT 240 GATCATGCAGAGGTATGATC GAAGCAGCTG GAGANTTGGA CTGCTCCANA GCTCATATTC 300 GCTTAAGGGAGCCCGACAAG TCAGAGGACA AGGTCGAGTA AGCGAACGTT GCTACCCAAA 360 ATCAAGCATCAGTTANAATG GAGGTGGACT CANAGGAGTG CCACGGAAGA CATCTCTACT 420 GATTGTGAAGGAAAGGGATA CAGAGGCGAA NCGACGGATA NTANGGCCAT GGGCATGGCA 480 GCGCCATGGTACCGCANANG CGGGACTTCC GTGCAAGTCA TTGATCCCTT GCTCTCACGG 540 AGGGANANCGCTTGGTCCTG AAAGGGGCCN AAGAAGTGGA CATGCANANG CAATCTCCAA 600 TTACCGAAACANGGCTGAAG GGCANAAGCC NANAAACTTC CTNAGAACGG TGTCAACAAT 660 TTCTCATCNANATANCCGTA ATTAANGACT TCCGGTCATG CNANAATNCC CNACCNANGA 720 ACCAANCAGGCNTACTTGTG CTGTNCTTTG CTACCCNNTG AATNGCGCCN GGTTNATNGA 780 AAAAACGTCCTTCCCCAAGC AACCCTCTNT CAAAAAN 817 837 base pairs nucleic acid singleunknown cDNA U-U40 37 TTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTGG GTATCAGGCA AAGATGGATACTTCCAGGTT TGCTATTTAA 60 GAACCATAGT CAGTCTTATG AGGAGAGACC ATACGTAATACAATCTTTAA GATGACAAAA 120 TCCATTCCTA CCAATACAAT GACCAAGCGA AAGGTACAAGGATAACGGGC AAAAGACTAA 180 ATTGCAACTA TATAAAATTC TGCTGCATTG TAGTAAATTCAACTGTGACG ACACGCCACC 240 AGGATGAAGT CTATCTATAA ACCCACTTAT TGCTAGATGGACGGTGTAAC AGAGCTAAAA 300 CAGCAAAGTA GAATAAAAGA AACTGACAAC GCTTCCGCATGCGCTCCACA TATGGAGCCA 360 GGCGGAGGTT GGGCAATTGG AGGAAATGAC NTTTCTGACGGTGTAACATA AAANAAATTT 420 GTAACACCGT CAAGTACGAT TTCCCATCCT TCGGGTTGTGGCGTTCTGCT ACTTGGCATT 480 ACGTTAACAT CGAGTGCCGA CTTGGCAAGA CAGGACCCCAGCATCAGAAG TCAGTGTGTC 540 AACCAAGGAA GAAGGCTTGG CCCCAAAGCT GGAGGCCCGTGCGTAACTGG CTGAACCCCT 600 GCACCGGAAN GGGTGAAAAA AGCACCATTC AGAACAGGTCNCCTCCGACC TCCCAATTCC 660 AGTTCTTCCA CCNTGCTTTT GATCTGTGTC CACCTTTTTGTTACCTATTC CATCGAAGCN 720 TANGGATTTT TAAAAATCCC GAAGGAAAGG AANTTCCNATAATTGGTGCN CCAAANAAGG 780 AAGATGGACN GAACTGTTGT TGGTTGCTCC TGTTCCTCCTTTGCAATGGA TTGGTCG 837 799 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNAU-U108 38 GGCACGAGGC AGCTCAATCG ACCGACTCCT CCTCCTCCTC CTCCTCCTCCTCTTGTTCTT 60 CTCATTCTAA TATAATTATC GCTTTTGGTG TGTACATCTT CTATAATTTGAGAGGATGGA 120 GGCAGGATTG ATGGCGAAAC AAGCAGCAGC GGTTGCGAAG CCGAACGCGTTCCCCGCCCG 180 GAGCCTAGGG TTCGGGAGCT CGGTCAGGGG CGGATCCGGG ACCAGCAGGATCGGGTTCGA 240 GGCGCCCGCG AGCGTGGCAT GGAGGAAGCG GTCGATTCAG GTGGCCCGCCAAGGAGCCAT 300 TCGGTCGGAG GTGGTCGTGG AANANAAAGC ATCNCCGCCC AAAAAGGATAAGGCCGGTCC 360 GGGTCGGCTC TACGTGGGTC TGCCCTTGGA CGTGGTCTCC GACGGCAACGTCNTCAACCA 420 CGGCAAGGCC ATCGCCGCCG GTCTCCGCGC CCTCCGCCCT CCTCGGCGTTGATGGANTCN 480 AACTCCCCCA TCTCCTGGGG CGTTGGCGAT GGACTCCGGC GAATGGTCCTCCTACCTCCC 540 CCGTCNCCGC CATGGCGCGC GACNCCCGGC CTTCGCCTCC GCGTCTCCCTCCACCTCCAC 600 TGCCANCGCC GCCCTCGCCT CCCCCTCCCC NAATCGGTCG AATCCNCCGCCGCTAACAAA 660 CCCCGAAATC CTATTCNCTG AACGCNCCGG CCGCCNCCNG TTGCCCAAANTNGCCTTNTT 720 CCTTTCCNCT TTGTTTNAAA AAAAACTCCC CNTTGTTCCT TCCAANCGGGNAGGAACCCC 780 CNAATGGAAA CCTTNCAAA 799 786 base pairs nucleic acidsingle unknown cDNA U-U128 39 GGCACGAGGA AACGTCTCTC CCTCTCTCCACTTCTCACAC CCCCGCCCCC GACTCAGCGA 60 ATCGACATTC TTGGCGTGTC AAGGAAACCTTTCTTTTATT TGCGAAGGAA CATGAGCAAt 120 ACTGTTGGAC ACACCTTACC CCAGCAAGCTCTTTACCGGC CTTCTATCAA AGAAAATCAA 180 AGTAAAGCTC ATCAAGGAGT TTCTGCAAACTTCTTGTGTG GAGTTCCATT AGGATCTAAG 240 GTGGAAAATG CAGTGTCATA CAGCTCTAGGTCACTGCTTT CAACCGGATC CCTGGGAAAG 300 AAACTCATCA AAGGAATCCC ACCAAAGCAAAATCCAAGCA TAGTCACTAT GACCCCTCGT 360 GCTGTGTTGG CTGCANATCC TGCTTCAGAGCTAAGGAGAA AATTCAAGCT TGACACAAAT 420 TCTGAATTGG AGGTTGTTGT TCATGTCCCTACTTCGGGGT CTCCTGTNCA GATTGAATTT 480 CAAGTNACTA ACAGCAGTGG CTACTTGGTGCTTCNTTGGG GTGCAATTCA TAATANAAGG 540 AATAACTGGT CACTTCCTTC TCGTCATCCTGATGGAACAA AAGTTTNCCN AAACCCGAAC 600 TCTCANGANA CCTTTTAAAA AATCTGGTTCCCCATCNTCC GTNAAAATGG AGATTGATGA 660 TCCTGAAATA CCAGCAGTNG AATTTCTCCTTANTTTTGNA ACAAATNCTC AAAAAAACCN 720 AAATTGGGTT TTTAAAACNA TTAATGGGTCCCNAAATTTC CNTGTTCCNN TTTTTTTANA 780 AACAAG 786 804 base pairs nucleicacid single unknown cDNA U-D4 40 GGCACGAGAG ATAGCTGAAG TGACGTGAGGTGACTTCGAT TAGATCGAGA GAAATTTCTT 60 TGTGATTTTT GTGGACAATT CTCAATGGCTGCTGTAACAA ANTCACAATT CATCTCGAAA 120 GGCTCATGCG CTGGCTATGG GGGTGTCGTCGACTCGGAGC CAAGGACCTT CCTAAACAGA 180 AGGGTTCTAC ACTTGAGGAA CCAAACCACCGCTTACGAAG GATTGAGATC TCGAAATGTG 240 GTTGATTTGA TTCAGATGCC GTCTAATGCCAAGGTGATTT CAAGGAAAAC TGTGAGGGGA 300 ACTCAGAATC CTAGTCGTAN ACCTTGGGCTGTTGTCATTT GTGGAAAAGG GATGAACATA 360 GTCTTTGTCG GCGCTGANAT GGCTCCCTGGAGTAAAACCG GANGGACTCG GTGATGTTCT 420 TGGAGGACTG CCACCGGCCA TGGCTGCAAATGGACACAGA NTGATGACTA TAGCTCCACC 480 CTATGATCAG TACAAGGATG GGTGGGATACAAATGTCCTG GCTGAATTAA AAGTTGGAAA 540 TGAAATTGAA ANAATCCGCT TTCTTCCACTGCTATAAAAA AAGAATTGAC AGGGTTTTCA 600 TTGATCACCT TTGTTTCTTG AAAANGTGTTGGGAAAAACT GGAAGAATGA AATTTTGGTC 660 CTNTCCCCGG AACTGATTTT NAAAAACANCCCCTAAANTT TANCCTTTTN TNCCCNGCCN 720 CTTTTGGAAA CTCCCNGGAT NCTGGTTTTTTNCCACCCCC NAAAANTTTC CTNGAACCTN 780 TGGGGGAAAN TTTTTTTTTT TTTT 804 826base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-D10 41 GGCACGAGAGATAGCTGAAG TGACGTGAGT GGACAATTCT CAATGGCTGC TGTAACAAAG 60 TCACAATTCATCTCGAAAGG CTCATGCGCT GGCTATGGGG GTGTCGTCGA CTCTGAGCCA 120 AGGACCTTCCTAAACAGAAG GGTTCTACAC TTGAGGAACC AAACCACCGC TTACGAAGGA 180 TTGAGATCTCGAAATGTGGT TGATTTGATT CAGATGCCGT CTAATGCCAA GGTGATTTCG 240 AGGAAAACTGTGAGGGGAAC TCAGAATCCT AGTCGTANAC CTTGGGCTGT TGTCATTTGT 300 GGAAAAGGGATGAACATAGT CTTTGTCGGC GCTGANATGG CTCCCTGGAG TAAAACCGGA 360 GGACTCGGTGATGTTCTTGG AGGACTGCCA CCGGCCATGG CTGCAAATGG ACACAGAAGT 420 GATGACTATAGCTCCACGCT ATGATCAGTA CAAGGATGGG TGGGATACAA ATGTCCTGGC 480 TGANTTAAAAGTTGGAAATG AAATTGAAAG AATCCGCTTC TTCCACTGCT ATNAAANAAG 540 AATTGACAGGGTTTTCATTG ATCATCCTTT GTTTTCTTGA AAANGTGTTG GGAAAAACTG 600 GANGAATGATATNTGGTCCT GTCCCNGGAA CGGATTATTN AAAACCACCC NCTTAANATT 660 TACCCTTTTGTGCCCANGCA NCNTTTGGAA NCTCCCAAGG ATTCTGGATN TTTAACNACN 720 NCCNAATACTTTTCCTGGAA CCATTTNGGG GANAANNTTG TTNTTTGTTG CNAATTAATT 780 GGCNCCCTGGTCCTCCTNCC TGCTACTTAA AAATTTTNTT TCNTNT 826 813 base pairs nucleic acidsingle unknown cDNA U-D13 42 GGCACGAGCT GAGGGAGTGA GGGAAAGAGA TAGCTGAAGTGACGTGAGGT GACTTCGATT 60 AGATCGAGAG AAATTTCTTT GTGATTTTTG TGGACAATTCTCAATGGCTG CTGTAACAAA 120 GTCACAATTC ATCTCGAAAG GCTCATGCGC TGGCTATGGGGGTGTCGTCG ACTCGGAGCC 180 AAGGACCTTC CTAAACAGAA GGGTTCTACA CTTGAGGAACCAAACCACCG CTTACGAAGG 240 ATTGAGATCT CGAAATGTGG TTGATTTGAT TCAGATGCCGTCTAATGCCA AGGTGATTTC 300 AAGGGAAAAC TGTGAGGGGA ACTCAGAATC CTAGTCGTAGACCTTGGGCT GTTGTCATTT 360 GTGGAAAAGG GATGAACATA GTCTTTGTCG GCGCTGANATGGCTCCCTGG GAGTAAAACC 420 GGAGGACTCG GTGATGTTCT TGGAGGACTG CCACCGGGCCATGGCTGCAA ATGGACACAG 480 AAGTGATGAC TATAGCTCCA CGCTATGATC AGTACAAGGATGGGTGGGAT NCAAATGTCC 540 TGGCTGAATT AAAAGTTGGG AAATGAANTT GAAAGAATCCGCTTCTTCCA CTGCTATAAA 600 ANAAGAATTG ACAGGGTTTT CATTGATCAC CTTTGTTCTTGAAAAGGTGT GGGGAAAAAC 660 TGGAAGAATG ATATTTGGTC CTGTCCCNGG ACTGATTTNAAAACACCACC TAAAATTACC 720 TTTTGTNCCN GCNNCTTTGG AACCNCCCNG GATCTNGATNTTANCACCCC CAANTCTTAT 780 CCTGGAACTT TTGGGGNAAA NTTTGTNTTT GTT 813 805base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-D66 43 GGCACGAGAAGAGATAGCTG AAGTGACGTG AGTGGACAAT TCTCAATGGC TGCTGTAACA 60 AAGTCACAATTCATCTCGAA AGGCTCATGC GCTGGCTATG GGGGTGTCGT CGACTCGGAG 120 CCAAGGACCTTCCTAAACAG AAGGGTTCTA CACTTGAGGA ACCANACCAC CGCTTACGAA 180 GGATTGANATCTCGAAATGT GGTTGATTTG ATTCAGATGC CGTCTAATGC CAAGGTGATT 240 TCAAGGAAAACTGTGAGGGG AACTCACAAT CCTAGTCGTA NACCTTGGGC TGTTGTCATT 300 TGTGGAAAAGGGATGAACAT AGTCTTTGTC GGCGCTGAGA TGGCTCCCTG GANTAAAACC 360 GGAGGACTCGGTGATGTTCT TGGAGGACTG CCACCGGCCA TGGCTGCAAA TGGACACACA 420 GTGATGACTATAGCTCCACG CTATGATCAG TACAAGGATG GGTGGGATAC AAATGTCCTG 480 GCTGANTTAAAANTTGGAAA TGAAATTGAA AAGANTCCGC TTCTTCCACT GCTATAAAAN 540 AAGAATTGACAGGGTTTTCA TTGATCATCC TTTGTTTCTT GAAAAAGTGT GGGGAAAAAC 600 TGGGAAGAATGATATNTGGT CCTGTCCCNG GAACTGATTA TAAAACACCA GCTAANATTA 660 CCTTTTGTTGCCAGCAACTT TGGAACCCCN AGGATTCTGG ATNTTACAAC ACNAATACTA 720 TTCTGGAACATTTGGGGAAA AATTGTTTTT GTTNCCAATG ANTGGCNCAC TGGTCCCNTC 780 CCTNCCTACTTAAAAANTTT TTTCC 805 790 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNAU-D111 44 GGCACGAGAA GAGATAGCTG AAGTGACGTG AGTGGACAAT TCTCAATGGCTGCTGTAACA 60 AAGTCACAAT TCATCTCGAA AGGCTCATGC GCTGGCTATG GGGGTGTCGTCGACTCTGAG 120 CCAAGGACCT TCCTAAACAG AAGGGTTCTA CACTTGAGGA ACCAAACCACCGCTTACGAA 180 GGATTGAGAT CTCGAAATGT GGTTGATTTG ATTCAGATGC CGTCTAATGCCAAGGTGATT 240 TCGAGGAAAA CTGTGAGGGG AACTCAGAAT CCTAGTCGTA GACCTTGGGCTGTTGTCATT 300 TGTGGAAAAG GGATGAACAT AGTCTTTGTC GGCGCTGANA TGGCTCCCTGGAGTAAAACC 360 GGAGGACTCG GTGATGTTCT TGGAGGACTG CCACCGGCCA TGGCTGCAAATGGACACAGA 420 GTGATGACTA TAGCTCCACG CTATGATCAG TACAAGGATG GGTGGGATACAAATGTCCTG 480 GCTGAGTTAA AAGTTGGAAA TGAAATTGAA AGANTCCGCT TCTTCCACTGCTATAAAAGA 540 AGANTTGACA GGGTTTTCAT TGATCATCCT TTGTTTCTTG ANAAGGTGTGGGGAAAAACT 600 GGAAGAATGA TATATGGTCC CTGTCNCAGG AACNGATTAT GAANACAACCAGCTAAGATT 660 AACCTTTTGT TGCCAGCACT TTGGGAACCN CAAGGATCCT GGATCTTAACAACNCAANTC 720 TATTCTGGAC CATATGGGGA CAAATTGTTT TGTTGCAAAT GATGGCACCTGGTCCNNTCC 780 ATGCTACTTA 790 813 base pairs nucleic acid single unknowncDNA U-D112 45 TTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTG GAGCATAATA GCAATTTATT CAGGAGGATCAAACTCAAAC 60 ACTATAACAT AGACAGTAGT CACTTTCAGG GAGTGGCCAC ATTTTCCTTTGCAAGAGGAG 120 CTATTTCATC AGCATCGATG CCGGCTTCAC TACCAGCAGC TCCTAAGCTTAGGANAAATT 180 GCTCCCACTT CTTAGCAGGT CCCTTCCAGG AGAGGTCTTG AGTCATGCAGTTCTGTATCA 240 TCTCAGCAAA TGCAGGTGTG CCGTAAACTT TAAGGGCCCT TTTCACTGTCTGAATGACTT 300 TTTGTACATC ATCTTTATCG ACAACATCAC AATCAGGATT GAAGGGACCCATATGAAACC 360 CTGTGATGCC TTCTATGACA GTGTCAGCAA GTCCACCAGT TGTTGCGCACATGGGGGGAA 420 TTCCATATCG CATGCCCTGA AAGCTGGATA AGGCCACAAG GTTCGAATCTGCTGGTAAGA 480 NCAAGAAGAT CTGCTCCAGC CATGATTTCA TGANCCAAAG GTGCATTAAACTTCATATGT 540 GCTCTCACTT TATTGGGAAA CATATCTTCA AGTTGTGCAA GCTGACGCTCCAACANCTTC 600 TCCCANTACC AAGCACTATC ACTTGAACAT TTTCATCAAT GAATTCAGGAATAACTGCNG 660 CGAAAATATC CGAACCTTTC TGCTCTCTAA TCTCCCTATA AAGGNTATAACAGGGATTTC 720 CNGTCAACAG GTTAACCAAA TTCAACTTGT TAGGNTTCCC TTAATCCAAAGGTTTGCACC 780 CNNCCCATTT GTTGCTCNTA ATTGANAAAA ATT 813 808 base pairsnucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-D39 46 GGCACGAGCG AGTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT GCTGTGATGA TATTATGCAT CTTATTAGTT 60 GGTTGCACCA CTTCTATTACATCACTCAAC AGTATTAGCC CAAGANAAGG CTAATACCTT 120 CNCATCACTC TTGACATCTTATTTGTATTG TAGGANACTA GTATATATAT CTATATGCGT 180 GGTTGCCTGC ACNAGGGCGGCTTATTAGTG GCGTCAGTGA TCTCAAGGGC AGAANACAAC 240 CCTGTANTTG GTGCCGCCGGGGCAGGTGAA GGTGCTCGTC TGATCGTCCT TGGGATANCT 300 GTAGGCGTCG GGGCAGTTTCTCTTGAANAA CCGGGAGTAT TCGGTCGGGC TGCAGCTGCC 360 GGAGTTGCAA CAGTACTGGTCCGTCTTGAA CACGGTGCAG GGGTTGTTGC ANCCGCCCGG 420 CGCCTTCANC GCCCCGGGGCACTGCCCGTT GATNTCCGCC GCGCACCGGA TGCCGCGGCA 480 NCCGCCTGAC NTGGGGCTNAATCCCATTGG CACGTTGAAA CCGTCNACCA AGGGAAATTT 540 CAAAAAATCC AAGTTGTTGAACTGGTTGAA CGCCAACTCC NCCAGGGTNT TGGGCCGGTT 600 GCCNTACCCC GTGCATNACAACACCCCGCC GCANTCCCCT TCTGGCACCG CCGCNTCCGC 660 TCCCCTCAAA AGAACACCCGTGCGGCCCAA AATCCGGNCC CCCGGTGGTT CCCCCTTTCN 720 CTTTAANGGT CCCCAATGCCCCTGNTTTAA CTGNCTCCCC CCCANGCNCG GCCCCGGCCC 780 ACNCTTTNTT AAAACATCNGTNCCNAAT 808 809 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-D50 47GGCACGAGTG TGCCTAACAG AGAAAGAGAG ACCGATAGCC TCCTCATTCA CTATGGCGAT 60CCGATCGCCA GCTTCGCTGC TGTTATTTGC GTTTCTGATG CTTGCGCTCA CAGGAAGACT 120GCAGGCCGGG CGCAGCTCGT GCATTGGCGT CTACTGGGGA CAAAACACAG ACGAGGGAAG 180CTTAGCAGAT GCTTGTGCCA CAGGCAACTA CGAATACGTG AACATCGCCA CCCTTTTCAA 240GTTTGGCATG GGCCAAACTC CANAGATCAA CCTCGCCGGC CACTGTGACC CTCGGAACAA 300CGGCTGCGCG CGCTTAAGCA GAGAAATCCA GTCCTGCCAG GAGCGTGGAG TCACGGTGAT 360GCTCTCCATC GGAGGTGGCG GGTCTTATGG CCTGAGTTCC ACCGAAGACG CCAAGGACGT 420GGCGTCATAC CTCTGGCACA GTTTCTTGGG TGGTTCTGCT GCTCGCTACT CTCGACCCCT 480CGGGGATGCG GTTCTGGATG GCATANACTT CAACATCNCC GGAGGGAGCA CAGAACACTA 540TGATGAACTT GCCGCTTTCC TCAAGGGCTA CNACGAACAG GAAGCCGGAA CGAAAAAANT 600TTTACTTGAA TGCTGCTCCC NCANTGTCCT TTCCCGGATT ACTGGCTTGG CACCCACTCA 660NAAAANATCT CTTCCNACTT CCNTGTGGGT TGCANTTCCT CCAANAACCC TTCCTTGCCN 720TTTCTCCCCA AAACCTATCC ATCTTGCAAT TCCTTTCACA AATTGGGTCN TNTCCNTCCC 780NGCCCCNAAA ACTTTTTCCC TNGGGCTCC 809 809 base pairs nucleic acid singleunknown cDNA U-D86 48 GGCACGAGCC ACAAGCTTGC CTTTGGTTGT GCCTAACAGAGAGAGAGAGA GAGACAGACC 60 GATAGCCTCC TCATTCACTA TGGCGATCCG ATCGCCAGCTTCGCTGCTGT TATTTGCGTT 120 TCTGATGCTT GCGCTCACAG GAAGACTGCA GGCCCGGCGCAACTCATGCA TTGGCGTCTA 180 CTGGGGACAA AAGACAGACG AGGGAAGCTT AGCAGATGCTTGTGCCACAG GCAACTACGA 240 ATACGTGAAC ATCGCCACCC TTTTCAAGTT TGGCATGGGCCAAACTCCAG AGATCAACCT 300 CGCTAGCCAC TGTGACCCTC AGAACAACGG CTGCGCGCGCTTAAGCAGCG AAATCCAGTC 360 CTGCCAGGAG CGTGGAGTCA AGGTGATGCT CTCCATCGGAGGTGGCGGGT CTTATGGCCT 420 GAGTTCCACC GAAGACGCCA AGGACGTGGC GTCATACCTCTGGCACAGTT TCTTGGGTGG 480 TTCTGCTGCT CGCTACTCTC GACCCCTCGG GGATGCGGTTCTGGATGGCA TAAACTTCAA 540 CATCNCCGGA GGGAGCACAG AACACTATGA TGAACTTGCCGCTTTCCTCA AGGGCTACAA 600 CGANCAGGAA GCCGGAACGA AAAAAGTTCA CTTGAATGCTGCTCCCCANT GTCTTTCCCG 660 GATTACTGGC TTGGCAACGC NCTCCAAAAC AAATCTCTTCCACTTCCTGT GGGTGCANTC 720 CTCCACAAAC CTTCNTGCAT TCTCCCCAAA CCTATCAATCTTGCNAAATG CGTTCAACAA 780 TTNGGGTCTT TTCATCCCCG CCCAAAACT 809 785 basepairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-D90 49 GGCACGAGGA GAGACCGATAGCCTCCTCAT TCACTATGGC GATCCGATCG CCAGCTTCGC 60 TGCTGTTATT TGCGTTTCTGATGCTTGCGC TCACAGGAAG ACTGCAGGCC GGGCGCAGCT 120 CGTGCATTGG CGTCTACTGGGGACAAAACA CAGACGAGGG AAGCTTAGCA GATGCTTGTG 180 CCACAGGCAA CTACGAATACGTGAACATCG CCACCCTTTT CAAGTTTGGC ATGGGCCAAA 240 CTCCAGAGAT CAACCTCGCCGGCCACTGTG ACCCTCGGAA CAACGGCTGC GCGCGCTTAA 300 GCAGAGAAAT CCAGTCCTGCCAGGAGCGTG GAGTCACGGT GATGCTCTCC ATCGGAGGTG 360 GCGGGTCTTA TGGCCTGAGTTCCACCGAAG ACGCCAAGGA CGTGGCGTCA TACCTCTGGC 420 ACAGTTTCTT GGGTGGTTCTGCTGCTCGCT ACTCTCGACC CCTCGGGGAT GCGGTTCTGG 480 ATGGCATANA CTTCAACATCGCCGGAGGGA GCACAGAACA CTATGATGAA CTTGCCGCTT 540 TCCTCAAGGC CTACAACGAGCAGGAAGCCG GAACGAAAAA AGTTTACTTG AATTGCTGCT 600 CCGCANTATC CTTTCCNGATTACTGGCTTG GCAACNCNCT CCAAAAAANA TCTCTTCCAC 660 TTCCTGTTGG GTGCAGTTCTTCCAANAACC CNTTCNTGCC ATTTCTCCCC AAAACGCTTT 720 CCATCTTTGC AAATGCCTTTCAACAATTGG GGTCTTGTTC CNNCCCTGCC CCAAAAACTG 780 TTCCT 785 813 base pairsnucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-D93 50 GGCACGAGCG ATAGCCTCCTCATTCACTAT GGCGATCCGA TCGCCAACTT CGCTGCTGTT 60 ATTTGCGTTC CTGATGCTTGCGCTCACGGG AAGACTGCAG GCCCGGCCCA GCTCATGCAT 120 TGGCGTCTAC TGGGGACAAAACACCGACGA GGGAAGCTTA GCAGATGCTT GTGCCACAGG 180 CAACTACGAT TACGTGAACATCGCCACCCT TTTCAAGTTT GGCATGGGCC AAACTCCAGA 240 GATCAACCTC GCCGGCCACTGTGACCCTCG GAACAACGGC TGCGCGCGCT TGAGCAGCGA 300 AATCCAGTCC TGCCAGGAGCGTGGCGTCAA GGTGATGCTC TCCATCGGAG GTGGCGGGTC 360 TTATGGCCTG AGTTCCACCGAAGACGCCAA GGGAAGTAGC GTCATACCTC TGGCACAGTT 420 TCTTGGGTGG TTCTGCTGCTCGCTACTCGA GACCCCTCGG GGATGCGGAA CTGGATGGCA 480 TANACTTCAA CATCGCCGGAGGGAGAACAG AACACTATGA TGAACTTGCC GCTTTCCTCA 540 AGGCCTACAA CGANCAGGAAGCCGGAACNA AAAAAGTTCA CTTGAATTGC TGCTCCGCAG 600 TGTCCTTTCC CGGATTACTGGCTTGGCAAC GCACTCAGAA CANATCTCTT CNACTTCCTG 660 TGGGTGCAAT TTCCTCCACAANCCTTCCNT GCCATTTCTC CCAAAAAGCT ATCNATCTTG 720 CAAATGCGTT CNACAATTGGGTCTTTTCCA NCCTGCNCAA AACTGTTCCT TGGGCTCCCG 780 CTGCCCCTGA AGGTGCNCCAATTGGTGGCT NCT 813 819 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-D6151 GGCACTCAGG AACTCCAACA TCCAAGTCCT GTTGGATGTC CCCCGATCCG ACGTGCAGTC 60ACTGGCCTCC AATCCTTCGG CCGCCGGCGA CTGGATCCGG AGGAACGTCG TCGCCTACTG 120GCCCAGCGTC TCCTTTCGAT ACATAGCTGT CGGAAACGAG CTGATCCCCG GATCGGATCT 180GGCGCAGTAC ATCCTCCCCG CCATGCGCAA CATCTACAAT GCTTTGTCCT CGGCTGGCCT 240GCAAAACCAG ATCAAGGTCT CGACCGCGGT CGACACGGGC GTCCTCGGCA CGTCCTACCC 300TCCCTCCGCC GGCGCCTTCT CCTCCGCCGC CCAGGCGTAC CTGAGCCCCA TCGTGCAGTT 360CTTGGCGAGT AACGGAGCGC CGCTCCTGGT CAATGTGTAC CCTTATTTTA GCTACACCGG 420CAACCCGGGA CAGATCTCGC TGCCCTACGC CCTGTTCACG GCCTCCGGCG TCGTCGTGCA 480GGATGGGCGA TTCANCTATC AGAACCTGTT CGACGCCATC GTCGACGCGG TCTTCGCGGC 540GCCTGGAAAA AATGGGAAGG GCGAACGTGG CGGTGGTGGT GTCCGAAAAC GGGTGGCCGT 600CCGCGGGCGG AAGAACCCNA AACNAACACC ANCAACNCCG CCGGAANTTT CAACCANAAC 660TTGATCAGGC ATGTTNGGCG GAAGAACCCC AAGGAAAACC AGGGAAGGAA ATCAAGGCTT 720CNTNTTCCAA AANTTTCCAC CAAAAACCNA AAGGTGGANG GATCCAACAA AACTTTGGCC 780TGTTTTATCC CAANNAACAN CCCNTCTTAC CNAATAACT 819 794 base pairs nucleicacid single unknown cDNA U-D63 52 GGCACGAGGG ATTATAAAAA GAAACTCGCACTCAGCCAGA TTGACTCAAG CATGAAGGTT 60 GCATCTTTCG AATGTTCCTT TTTTTTCCAACATCTTTTGA ATGTTACATG ACAATCATGA 120 CGCCGTGCAT ACAATGATAC CTCTGATAGGGTTGAATGCA CAAACCACTC ATCGTGCTAT 180 ATTGCAAGTG CTTATGTTTG TATTCATTTTCTTATAATTT CAATGTGAGA GTTACCTTAG 240 GTTCATATTA NATTTATATA ATATTGGGCATAGATTTTTT TGTCATTGTT TGTGATCTGC 300 AATTTCATTA GGTCATCGAC CATATTATGGTAAATTTAAT TTACTAAATT ATATCTTGAG 360 TTTATTGCTT TGCATATTTT GTGCTGGAAACCATGCCAAT CCAACTCCTT TGCAAAACTT 420 AAGATAATTA AAGGAGATAT TGAGGATGCCGACTGCTTTA GGTTATTTGC ATTANACAAT 480 AAACGCCCGT GAAATGGAAA TCATGCAAAGCTTTGCATGG AGAATATGTT NATAGAGATA 540 GACATGAAGA CATGAATATG CTTTCTTGATGAACAACGAT GTTCACNTGT TTACTGCATG 600 CATGATACAT CCAATGTTCT AGGCTTGTTGGCAATCATTT TATTCNAAAA ATTGTCTGTT 660 TCTCTNCCNC CATAAGGTTA GCTTGTGGAAAATGTTCAAC TTTGGGCNCA NATGATCCGT 720 TTTAGCAAAA TCCCNCCATT CCTATTTTTTTCCGGAATCC NNTTGGNAAA ANATCCTNAC 780 ATACTATTTC CACA 794 798 base pairsnucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-D65 53 GGCACGAGGC CCGTAGAGCGAGTGCTGAGA TGGCTTTGAG GGCCTTCTTC CCCCTCTGCA 60 TCGCTCTCGT GGTGACGCTCTCACCTCTGT GTGATGCCAC TTCGCCTTAC TACACCATCA 120 CACCGCCCAC CCCCGTGGCCAAGCCGCCTT CAGTTGAACC ACCACCCTAC CACGGCCCTC 180 CGACGACCCA CCCTAAGCCACCGAGTCATG GTGGCCAACC TCCGTCCCAC CATCACCCAA 240 CACCAATCTA CGGTGCACCCCCTCCGCAAC ACCACCACCA CCACCAACAC CACCACCAAC 300 CTGCACCACC AACTCACGCAGAACACCCTC CGTACTACCA CATGCCTTCC CCGCCGCCGC 360 ATGGCCAGCA CCCGTCACCACCGTCACATG ATTATCCCGT ACCTCCTGCT CACAAGCCCC 420 GAACTCCGCC GCCGGTTTACAAGTCTCCAC CACCGACCCA CCGTCCTTAC CCTCCATCGA 480 CGCCACCCCA CCATCCGACGCACCCGCCTT CTCAGCCGAC GCCGTCATAC AAGGCCCCGC 540 CACCATACAA GAACATCCCTGANCATCTCC ACCGCCGCGT CACTATCATT CTCCGTCTTC 600 ACCACCANCA CAACCACCATNCAAATAGTC TCGTTTGCAT CTCTCCGTTG AANATGAACC 660 AATGTCNTTT AATAACGATCAGGGTTTCAA ATAAAAACNA ATTTCCGCCA TTGTAATGCT 720 ATGGTTGTTC TCTCTGCTTCCCGGGGAAAG TTTCTTGGGT CATNTTAACC NCCTCCTAAT 780 GTTCNGCTCT TNNTANAA 798824 base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-D84 54 GGCACGAGCGCCCACCCCCG TGGCCAAGCC GCCTTCAGTT GAACCACCAC CCTACCACGG 60 CCCTCCGACGACCCACCCTA AGCCACCGAG TCATGGTGGC CAACCTCCGT CCCACCATCA 120 CCCAACACCAATCTACGGTG CACCCCCTCC GCAACACCAC CACCACCACC AACACCACCA 180 CCAACCTGCACCACCAACTC ACGCAGAACA CCCTCCGTAC TACCACATGC CTTCCCCGCC 240 GCCGCATGGCCAGCACCCGT CACCACCGTC ACATGATTAT CCCGTACCTC CTGCTCACAA 300 GCCCCGAACTCCGCCGCCGG TTTACAAGTC TCCACCACCG ACCCACCGTC CTTACCCTCC 360 ATCGACGCCACCCCACCATC CGACGCACCC GCCTTCTCAG CCGACGCCGT CATACAAGGC 420 CCCGCCANCATNCNAGACCA TCCCTTGAGC ACTTCTCCAN CGNTTGCGTT TATTATCATT 480 CTCCGTCTTCACCACCACCA CCACCACCAT ACAAATAGTC TCGTTTGCCA TCTCTCCGTT 540 GAAGATGACGCAGTGTCGTT TTAGTAGCGA TCAGGGTTAC CAATAAGAAC GATGTTGCCG 600 CCATTGTAATGGCTATGGTT GTTCTCTCTG CTTTTCCGGG GGAAGGTTCT TTGGGTTCAT 660 GTTAAACCTCTCTCTTAAAT GTTCATGCAT CTTATTATAA ACNAAAATTG GCCATTTNNN 720 NNNTNTNNTNNNNNNTTNNN NNNNNAAAAC TCNAAAAATA TTTTTAAAAA CGGGCGGGGG 780 GCCCATCNATTTTCCNNCCC GGGTNGGGGN TCCCAGNTTA TTNT 824 797 base pairs nucleic acidsingle unknown cDNA U-D75 55 GGCACGAGGG TTACGATCGT CATGTTGGGG GTGTTCAGCGGGGNAGGTGG TGGAGGTGCC 60 GGCGGAGCTG GTGGCCGCCG GCAGCAGGAC GCCGTCCCCTAAGACACGAG CGTCGGAGCT 120 GATCAACCGA TTCCTCGGGA GCTTCGCTCC CGCGGTGTCGATCCAGATCG GGGACTTGGG 180 ACACCTCGCC TACTCCCACG CCAACCAGTC CCCCTTCGCTCCCAGGTTGT TTGCAGCGAA 240 GGACGANATT TACTGCCTCT TCAAGGGAGT GCTGACCAACCTGGGCAGCT TGAGGCAGCA 300 GTATGGGCTT TCCAAGAGTG CCGACNAGGT GGTGCTGGTCATCGAAGCCT ACAAGGCCCT 360 CCGTGACCGA GCTCCCTATC CTCCCAGCTT CATGCTCGCACACCTTACTG GCAACTTCGC 420 CTTCGTGCTC TTCGACAAGT CCACATCATC CATCCTTGTTGCATCTGACC CANATGGAAN 480 ANTACCCTTG TTCTGGGGGA TCACTGCANA TGGATGCCTTGCCTTTGCTG ACNATCTANA 540 CTTGCTGAAG GGATCGTGCG GGAAGTCACT TGCACCATTCCCTGAAGGAT GTTACTATTC 600 CAATGCCTTG GGGGGCCTGA AAANCTATGA AAACCCCAACACAAGGTGAA CTGCTGTTTC 660 TTGAANATGA AGAANAATTN TTTGTGCCNC TTTCAAGGTGGAANGATCTG CCNTTCTTGC 720 GGNAACCCCC TAATCAAGGA ACATCTTCCA ATGTTTGGGGCNAATGATCC TCTTAAAATC 780 CTAAAATTCT TGGAATT 797 804 base pairs nucleicacid single unknown cDNA U-D83 56 GGCACGAGCT TCCACACAGG TGAGGGTAAGTCGGTTACGA TCGTCATGTT GGGGGTGTTC 60 AGCGGGGAGG TGGTGGAGGT GCCGGCGGAGCTGGTGGCCG CCGGCAGCAG GACGCCGTCC 120 CCTAAGACAC GGGCGTCGGA GCTGATCAACCGATTCCTCG GGAGCTTCGC TCCCGCGGTG 180 TCGATCCAGA TCGGGGACTT GGGACACCTCGCCTACTCCC ACGCCAACCA GTCCCCCTTC 240 GCTCCCAGGT TGTTTGCAGC GAAGGACGANATTTACTGCC TCTTCAAGGG AGTGCTGACC 300 AACCTGGGCA GCTTGAGGCA GCAGTATGGGCTTTCCAAGA GTGCCGACNA GGTGGTGCTG 360 GTCATCGAAG CCTACAAGGC CCTCCGTGACCGANCTCCCT ATCCTCCCAG CTTCATGCTC 420 GCACACCTTA TTGGCAACTT CGCCTTCGTGCTCTTCGACA AGTCCACATC ATCCATCCTT 480 GTTTGCATCT GACCCANATG GAAAAATGCCCTTGTTCTGG GGGATCACTG CANATGGATG 540 CCTTGCCTTT GCTGACNATC TANACTTGCTGAAGGGATCG TGCGGGAANT CACTTGCACA 600 TTCCCTGAAN GATGTTACTA TTCCAATGCCTTGGGGGGGC TGAAAANCTA TGAAAACCCA 660 ANCACAAGGT GACTGCTGTC TTGAANATAAAGAAAAATTT TTTGTGCCCC TTTCAAGGTT 720 GAANGATCTG CATTCTTGCG GCACCCCCTNATCNAGGAAC NTCNTNCCAA TGTTGGGGCA 780 AATATCCTCT TTAAAANCAT AAAA 804 803base pairs nucleic acid single unknown cDNA U-D64 57 GGCACGAGGGATTATAAAAA GAAACTCGCA CTCAGCCAGA TTGACTCAAG CATGAAGGTT 60 GCATCTTTCGAATGTTCCTT TTTTTTCCAA CATCTTTTGA ATGTTACATG ACAATCATGA 120 CGCCGTGCATACAATGATAC CTCTGATAGG GTTGAATGCA CAAACCACTC ATCGTGCTAT 180 ATTGCAAGTGCTTATGTTTG TATTCATTTT CTTATAATTT CAATGTGAGA GTTACCTTAG 240 GTTCATATTAGATTTATATA ATATTGGGCA TAGATTTTTT TGTCATTGTT TGTGATCTGC 300 AATTTCATTAGGTCATCGAC CATATTATGG TAAATTTAAT TTACTAAATT ATATCTTGAG 360 TTTATTGCTTTGCATATTTT GTGCTGGAAA CCATGCCAAT CCAACTCCTT TGCAAAACTT 420 AAGATAATTAAAGGAGATAT TGAGGATGCC GACTGCTTTA GGTTATTTGC ATTANACAAT 480 AAACGCCCGTGAAATGGAAA TCATGCNAAG CTTTGCATGG AGAATATGTT NATAGANATA 540 GACATGAAGACATGAATATG CTTTCTTGAT GAACAACGAA GTTCACNTGT TTACTGCATG 600 CATGATACATCCAATGTTCT AGGCTTGTTA GGCAACCTTT ATCCAAAAAA TTGTCTGTAC 660 TCTCCCCCATAAGGTAAGCC TGTGGAAAAT GTTCACTTTG GGCCNNATGA TCAGTTTANC 720 CGAAAATCCCCCTTCNTTAT TTGTTTTCTG AAACNCNTTG GAAANANATT CCTTACATAC 780 CTTTTTCACNNANATNTTGA ACC 803

1. A method of modulating the ripening or tissue senescence process inplants of the genus Musa comprising inserting into plant material atleast one polynucleotide sequence selected from the sequences depictedas SEQ ID Nos 1-57, regenerating said plant material and selecting fromthe transformed regenerants, plants with modulated ripening or tissuesenescence characteristics.
 2. A method according to claim 1 wherein thepolynucleotide is obtained from the cDNA library having the NCIMBAccession Number
 40814. 3. A method of modulating the ripening or tissuesenescence process in plants of the genus Musa comprising inserting intoplant material at least one polynucleotide sequence or a fragmentthereof, obtainable by hybridisation, from the cDNA library having theNCIMB Accession Number 40814, by the use of at least one of thesequences depicted as SEQ ID Nos 1-57 as oligonucleotide probes, saidhybridisation being conducted at a temperature from 60° C. to 65° C. in0.3 strength citrate buffered saline containing 0.1% SDS followed byrinsing at the same temperature with 0.3 strength citrate bufferedsaline containing 0.1% SDS, regenerating said plant material andselecting from the transformed regenerants, plants with modulatedripening or tissue senescence characteristics.
 4. A method according toclaim 1 or 2 or 3, characterised in that the said polynucleotidemodulates the production of pectate lyase.
 5. A method according toclaim 4 in which the polynucleotide sequence comprises at least one ofthe sequences depicted in the sequence listings as SEQ ID Nos. 13-18. 6.A method according to any preceding claim wherein the plant material istransformed using the Agrobacterium, microparticle bombardment, fibremediated or direct insertion method.
 7. Plants, their progeny and seedand material obtained from said plants, produced according to a methodas claimed in claims 1 to
 6. 8. A vector functional in plants comprisinga promoter region which is operable in plant cells, a polynucleotidesequence defined in claims 1 to 3 and a transcription terminationsequence.
 9. A vector according to claim 8 wherein the promoter isconstitutive, developmentally regulated or switchable.
 10. A vectoraccording to claim 9 wherein the promoter is tissue specific or organspecific.
 11. A genetically modified banana produced via the methodaccording to claims 1 to 6 having altered fruit characteristics whencompared with a banana which is not transformed with at least one of thepolynucleotide sequences described in claims 1 to
 3. 12. A method ofcontrolling plant pathogens comprising the application of ananti-pathogenic agent to plants, characterised in that plants to whichthe said agent is applied are plants according to claim
 7. 13. Apolynucleotide associated with fruit ripening selected from SEQ ID Nos.1-57.
 14. A fruit of a plant of the genus Musa having a retardedripening phenotype generated by inserting into the genome of the saidplant at least one of the polynucleotide(s) as claimed in claim
 13. 15.A method, polynucleotide, plant, its progeny, seed and material obtainedfrom said plants and a banana substantially as hereinbefore describedwith reference to the accompanying drawings and figures.